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Role of CRCICA
CRCICA’s Role in Drafting and Translating the Egyptian Arbitration Law, and Some Arab Countries’ Adoption of the Same Egyptian based Arbitration Laws
- Agenda (Arabic)
- List of Speakers (English)
- Speakers’ Presentations
- A. A. De Fina
- Aktham El Kholy (Arabic)
- Al Habib Malouche (Arabic)
- Charles B. Molineaux
- Christopher Lake
- Dr. Abdel Rasoul Abdel Reda (Arabic)
- Dr. Abdul Hamid El Ahdab (Arabic)
- Dr. Ahmed Kesmat Al Geddawi (Arabic)
- Dr. Ahmed Sharaf Eldin (Arabic)
- Dr. Borham Attallah
- Dr. Fathi Wally (Arabic)
- Dr. Hamza Haddad (Arabic)
- Dr. Hussein Al Baharna (Arabic)
- Dr. Moatemed Abdel Ghany
- Dr. Mohamed Samir Al Sharkawi (Arabic)
- Dr. Nabil N. Antaki
- Jens Bredow
- Robert Coulson
CRCICA’s Role in Enhancing a Pro arbitration Environment in Egypt and the Afro-Asian Region through Bringing the Views of Arbitration and the Judiciary Closer
The Role of State Courts in International Arbitration (Sharm El Sheikh Conferences)
CRCICA has maintained a tradition of hosting the sole biennial conference on “the Role of State Courts in International Arbitration” at Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt ever since launching its first event back in 2005, which continues to date.
Published Speakers’ Presentations (Journal of Arab Arbitration Vol. 9)
Published Speakers’ Presentations (Journal of Arab Arbitration Vol. 11)
Published Speakers’ Presentations (Journal of Arab Arbitration Vol. 14)
Published Speakers’ Presentations (Journal of Arab Arbitration Vol. 19)
Published Speakers’ Presentations (Journal of Arab Arbitration Vol. 27)
Published Speakers’ Presentations (Journal of Arab Arbitration Vol. 31-32)
Society of Arab and African Arbitrators
In furtherance of its mission to promote arbitration culture in the region, CRCICA has founded or lent its support to a number of initiatives and organizations. An earlier example of the Centre’s interest in increasing the regional impact of arbitration was the establishment of the Society of Arab and African Arbitrators in Egypt in 1991.
Arab Union of International Arbitration (AUIA)
Following which, in 1997, the Arab Union of International Arbitration (AUIA) was established under the auspices of CRCICA and at its offices. To this day, and with the Centre’s continued support, the AUIA plays a significant and unique role in fostering arbitration practice within the Arab region, focusing on the exchange of knowledge and expertise between Arab practitioners, namely through the publication the Journal of Arab Arbitration. In circulation since 1999, this Journal is a specialized annual periodical containing arbitral awards, courts rulings and scholarly writings in Arabic and English, covering the bulk of arbitration practice in the region.
Egypt Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb)
Again in 1999, the Centre supported establishment of the Egypt Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), the region’s first-ever CIArb branch, and has provided its premises as the permanent seat. Within the framework of a strong interconnected relationship with CRCICA, the CIArb Egypt Branch aims to promote and represent the CIArb and its services as well as encourage the use of out-of-court dispute settlement mechanisms in Egypt and throughout the MENA region. It acts as the focal point for its members and arbitration and ADR users within its geographical region. Since its establishment, the CIArb Egypt Branch, in collaboration with CRCICA, has regularly provided courses for access to the CIArb membership.
International Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institution (IFCAI)
CRCICA is a founding member of the International Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institution (IFCAI). It is also a founding and active member of the Institute for the Promotion of Arbitration and Mediation in the Mediterranean (ISPRAMED), which includes a number of leading arbitral institutions from both sides of the Mediterranean, and aims to foster an exchange of experience and best practices – leading to the publication of reports in the fields of arbitration and mediation.
African Arbitration Association (AfAA)
CRCICA is one of the founding members of the African Arbitration Association (AfAA) in 2018
In 2019, CRCICA decided to focus its efforts on the next generation of arbitration practitioners, cooperating with Alexandria University to bring about the AlexandriaU-CRCICA Arbitration Initiative (the “AlexU-CRCICA Initiative”). The AlexU-CRCICA Initiative is a permanent legal education project, whose principal aim is the promotion of institutional arbitration among law students and young practitioners through a number of practically minded activities, namely arbitration moots. CRCICA also made a cooperation agreement with Ain Shams University instituting a practical arbitration diploma in cooperation with the Faculty of Law, and targeting young arbitration professionals.
Early on, the Centre also hoped to spread the arbitration bug well outside of Cairo, namely by setting up branches all over Egypt. In 1992, the Centre’s first branch came to be in the Egyptian Mediterranean city of Alexandria, targeting maritime arbitrations. In 2004, CRCICA created another branch in the Egyptian city of Port Said through an agreement with the Suez Canal Authority. The activities of both branches ceased in 2014. Since 2021, and in a renewed effort to inspire the arbitration reflex outside of Cairo, the Centre concluded several agreements with other institutions for the purpose of setting up a permanent branch in Alexandria, to begin operating by next year. The new branch in Alexandria is particularly aimed at maritime disputes, in order to promote maritime arbitration in the region. Strategically located in the heart of Alexandria, a historically busy Mediterranean port and a growing industrial hub, the Branch is also expected to deal more broadly with commercial disputes.
CRCICA’s Role in Supporting the Economic Development in the Afro-Asian Region, Bringing in the Most Important Economic Organizations and Holding International Conferences in this Context
GATT
Speakers Presentations
Dr Mahmoud & Dr Asmaa-English
Dr. Abdel Rahman Fawzy – Arabic
Dr. Ahmed Fathy Sorour-Arabic
Dr. Fawzy Mohamed Samy – Arabic
Dr. Gamal Nassar – English
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein-Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein-Englic
Dr. Nagla Nassar – English
Dr. Said El Naggar – Arabic
Eng. Ibrahim Mahlab – Arabic
Mr. Mohamed Kassem -Arabic
Ms. Wedad Mesbah – Arabic
WIPO
Speakers’ Bios (English)
Reports & Recommendations (English & Arabic)
Speakers’ Presentations
Dr. Abdel Hamid Al Ahdab – Arabic
Dr. Ahmed Esmat Abdel Meguid – Arabic
Dr. Galal Wafaa Mohamadien – Arabic
Dr. Hossam Loutfi – 1 – Arabic
Dr. Hossam Loutfi – 2- Arabic
Dr. Mahmoud El Kilany – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 1 – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 1 – English
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 2 – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 2- English
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 3 – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Jaber Nader – Arabic
Dr. Mohie El-Deen Alam El-Deen- Arabic
Dr. Omaia Elwan – 2 – Arabic
Dr. Omaia Elwan -1 – Arabic
Dr. Samiha El Kaliouby – Arabic
Dr. Teima El Shemary – Arabic
Mr. Alastair Hirst – Arabic
Mr. Alastair Hirst – English
Mr. Heinz Bardehle – English
Mr. Jernej Sekolec – English
Agenda (Arabic)
Speakers’ Presentations
CLDP
D. F. Benson
David Weinstein
Kamal Georgy Daniel
Mohamed Hossam Lotfy
Randal R. Radar
Randal R. Radar-2
Agenda (English)
Conference Report (Arabic)
OECD
- Agenda (English)
BOT -- BOOT
Speakers’ Presentations
Charles Molineaux – brief – English
Charles Molineaux -1- English
Dr. Gamal Nassar – English
Dr. Gamal Nassar – 2 – English
Dr. Gamal Nassar – 3 – English
Dr. Gamal Nassar & Couns. Hussein Moustafa – Arabic
Dr. Hani Sarie-Eldin – English
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 1 – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 1 – English
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 2 – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 2 -English
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 3 – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Badram – English
Dr. Mohie din Alam Edin – English
Faye Levin – Arabic
Faye Levin – English
Speakers’ Presentations
Dr. Abdel Hamid Al Ahdab – Arab
Dr. Ahmed El Gedawy – Arabic
Dr. Aly el Shilakany – Arabic
Dr. Gamal Nassar – English
Dr. Hani Sarie-ElDin – Arabic
Dr. Mahmoud Samir ElSharkawy-Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 3- Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein-2-Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Badran – Arabic
Dr. Sherif El Haggan – English
Eng. Nabil Ali Abbas – Arabic
Speakers’ Presentations
BOT Experiences in Developing Countries
Carlos Duque
Charles Molineaux
Dr. Abdel Hamid Al Ahdab – Arabic
Dr. Borham Attallah – Arabic
Dr. Gamal Nassar – English
Dr. Gamal Nassar & Couns. Hussein Mostafa – Arabic
Dr. Gamal Nassar & Couns. Hussein Mostafa -2- Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – Arabic
Faye Levin – English
Jacques Wemer
Jose Angelo Faria – English
Osana International Inc.
Osana International Inc
Agenda (Arabic)
Speakers’ Presentation
Aly El Shalakany – Arabic
Charles Molineaux – English
Dr. Ahmed Sharaf ElDin – Arabic
Dr. Gamal Nassar – Arabic
Dr. Gamal Nassar -English
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 1- Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 2- Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 3- Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 3- brief Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – English
Dr. Sherif El Haggan – Arabic
Agenda (English)
List of Speakers (English)
Speakers’ Bios
Don Wallace – Arabic
Don Wallace – English
Fawzia Abou Neima – Arabic
Fawzia Abou Neima – English
Stephen Gardner – English
Stephen Gardner – Arabic
Sayid Ragab Al Sayid – English
Sayid Ragab Al Sayid – Arabic
Sarie Eldin – English
Mohamed Sherif El Nazer – English
Mohamed Sherif El Nazer – Arabic
Martin Darcy – English
Martin Darcy – Arabic
Marcia Nordgren – English
Marcia Nordgen – Arabic
Mahmoud Kamal Al Sringawi – English
Mahmoud Kamal Al Sirngawy – Arabic
Linda Wells – English
Kemeth Hansen – English
Kemeth Hansen – Arabic
Hussein Sabbour – English
Hussein Sabbour – Arabic
Hani Sari ElDin – Arabic
Speakers’ Presentations
Dr. Farouk Shakweer – English
Mohamed Sherif El Nazer – English
Mohamed Sherif El Nazer – Arabic
Minister of Finance Dr. Medhat Hassanein – English
Martin Darcy – English
Martin Darcy – Arabic
Mahmoud Kamal Al Sirngawi – English
Mahmoud Kamal Al Sirngawi – arabic
Kenneth Hansen – English
Kenneth Hansen – Arabic
Eng. Hussein Sabbour – English
Eng. hussein Sabbour – Arabic
Eng. Fawzia Abou Neima – English
Eng. Fawzia Abou Neima – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – English
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – Arabic
Dr. Gamal Nassar -2- English
Dr. Gamal Nassar -1- English
WTO
List of Speakers (English)
Speakers’ Presentations (English & Arabic)
Taieb Chtioui – French
Mohamed El Amin Fares – Arabic
Mamdouh Mohamed El Masry – Arabic
Guy Feurer – Frennch
Dr. Yemen Mohamed Hafez – Arabic
Dr. Sami Afifi Hatem – Arabic
Dr. Ismail Shaaban – Arabic
Dr. Essam Kasbi – Arabic
Dr. Essam ElDin Kasbi – 2- Arabic
Dr. Abdul Hamid El-Ahdab – French
Dr. Abdul Hamid El-Ahdab – English
Dr. Abdel Aziz Hegazy – Arabic
Dr. A. M. Hegazy – English
Alain Plantey – French
Alain Plantey – English
List of Speakers (English)
Recommendations (Arabic)
Speakers’ Presentations
Ms. Wedad Mesbah – Arabic
Mr. Mohamed kassem
Abdel Hai – Arabic
Eng. Ibrahim Mahlab – Arabic
Dr. Said El Naggar – Arabic
Dr. Naglaa Nassar – English
Dr. Gamal Nassar -English
Dr. Fawzy Mohamed Samy – Arabic
Dr. Ahmed Fathy Serour – Arabic
Dr. Abdel Rahman Fawzy – Arabic
Agenda (Arabic)
Table of Contents (Arabic)
Recommendations
GATT report- Arabic
Recommendations – Arabic
Speakers’ Presentations
Mr. Mohamed Ammar-CV & Speech – Arabic
Mr. Bashir Saleh – Arabic
Dr. Zaynab Hussein – Arabic
Dr. Youssry Mostafa -2- Arabic
Dr. Youssry Mostafa -1- Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Shata – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Bahaa
ElDin Fayez – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 2 – Arabic
Dr. Mohamed Aboul Enein – 1 – Arabic
Dr. Mahmoud Mansour – Arabic
Dr. Ibrahim Badran – Arabic
Dr. Hossam Loutfi – Arabic
Dr. Hassan El Badrawi – Arabic
Dr. Hanaa Kheir El Din – English
Dr. Ahmed Goueilli – English
Agenda
Table of Contents
Table of Contents- English
Table of Contents- Arabic
Speakers’ Bios
Stephen Gardner – English
Stephen Gardner – Arabic
Sahar Tohamy – English
Sahar Tohamy – Arabic
Richard Self – English
Richard – Arabic
Laura Lane – English
Laura -Arabic
Georges Nichols III- English
Georges Nicholos – Arabic
Abdel Hamid Mamdouh – English
Abdel Hamid – Arabic
Agenda (English)
Table of Contents (English)
Speakers’ Presentations
Rights & Oblig.s of Egyp. Investigation
Rania El Nady
Magda Shahin
Jan Bohanes
Dr. Arthur Appleton
Daniel C. Crosby
Akram Bustawi