The Hormuz effect: Trade-off between managing tensions and optimising investments
Join us for an insightful program hosted by ICC YAAF exploring the cross-cutting dynamics arising from the “Hormuz Effect” and the delicate trade-off between managing tensions and optimising investments. In this program, distinguished practitioners, in-house counsel, and industry experts will examine how evolving geopolitical developments, regional tensions, and economic considerations influence investment decisions, commercial relationships, and dispute resolution strategies across sectors.
This interactive session will feature engaging discussions on:
- The impact of geopolitical tensions on international business, investment, and dispute resolution
- Balancing risk management with investment opportunities in an increasingly uncertain environment
- The role of arbitration in addressing disputes arising from geopolitical and market disruptions
- Emerging opportunities and challenges for businesses, investors, and dispute resolution practitioners operating in the region
Participants will gain valuable insights into the interplay between geopolitics, investment strategies, and dispute resolution mechanisms, as well as the tools available to navigate uncertainty while preserving commercial value. This event promises a thought-provoking exchange of perspectives from leading professionals across the arbitration, investment, and business communities.
Objectives:
This ICC YAAF event is designed to provide participants with:
- Insightful Career Lessons: Gain practical knowledge and perspective from distinguished professionals in the industry on navigating disputes and investments in an increasingly complex geopolitical environment.
- Practical Strategies: Explore effective strategies for managing geopolitical and commercial risks and safeguarding investments through arbitration.
- Interactive Format: Benefit from an engaging panel discussion, allowing for an in-depth and informal exchange of ideas, followed by a Q&A session to interact directly with the speakers.
- Professional Growth: Develop a deeper understanding on the role of arbitration in addressing geopolitical challenges, preserving investor confidence, and fostering resilience in cross-border commercial relationships.
Who Should Attend:
- Young Arbitration Practitioners: Those seeking to understand the growing influence of geopolitical developments on arbitration and cross-border commerce.
- Legal Professionals and Law Students: Individuals interested in understanding the intersection of arbitration and regional economic developments well as optimization of investment.
- Arbitration Enthusiasts: Professionals eager to learn about how arbitration can serve as a strategic tool for managing risk and resolving disputes in uncertain geopolitical developments.
- Regional and Global Practitioners: Anyone interested in the impact of geopolitical tensions on international business and dispute resolution.
Format:
- An engaging panel discussion exploring the cross-cutting dynamics arising from the “Hormuz Effect” and the trade off between managing tensions and optimizing investments.
- A brief Q&A session after the panel discussion to allow attendees to interact directly with the speakers.
Cross-Promotion Opportunities:
Participants are encouraged to also attend related ICC YAAF events during the same period, including workshops and panels focused on regional arbitration challenges and emerging trends.
Online Webinar Event - event link will be sent after registration.
Contact: Meera.ALDHAHERI@iccwbo.org
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14:30-14:35 |
Welcome Remarks and Introduction Moderator: Dr. Zeina Obeid, Partner, Obeid & Partners, Beirut & Dubai, ICC YAAF Representative for MENA |
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14:35-14:45 |
Keynote Address Pr. Thomas Clay, Université Panthéon – Sorbonne, Paris I, Clay Arbitration, Paris |
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14:45-15:25 |
Panel discussion: Chérine Sophia Ftouki – International Arbitrator & Advisor, Almatura & Partners, London & Algiers, ICC YAAF Representative for Africa |
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15:25-15:35 |
Q/A Session |
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15:35-15:40 |
Closing Remarks |