3rd ICC Dakar Arbitration and ADR Day

Name: 3rd ICC Dakar Arbitration and ADR Day
Price: 50 EUR
Availability: InStock

11 Sep 2024

Dakar French and English with online simultaneous interpretation.

Arbitration

Start: 08:30 (GMT) - End: 16:00 (GMT)

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100 000 FCFA / 150 EUR

Special discount for ICC YAAF members

32 500 FCFA / 50 EUR

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Join us for the 3rd edition of the ICC Dakar Arbitration and ADR Day which will be preceded by the ICC Advanced Arbitration Academy for Africa. The theme of this major Arbitration and ADR event in Senegal and the region will focus on International Disputes involving States and State Owned Entities, a topic that concerns both public persons and their private partners and legal practitioners who support the economic players. An ICC YAAF Fireside chat followed by a networking event will close this must attend one-day conference.

This conference, featuring legal and business experts, will examine the reasons why international arbitration is considered as the preferred way of resolving disputes involving states and state-owned entities in the region, and will propose ways in which these disputes can be prevented and resolved effectively.

It is an excellent opportunity for alternative dispute resolution practitioners from West and Central Africa to meet, learn and exchange views on the latest trends in arbitration and ADR in their region.

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08:30 - 09:30	Registration and Welcome coffee
09:30 - 09:55	Opening Speech Diamana Diawara, Director, Arbitration and ADR, Africa, ICC Dispute Resolution Services M. Amadou Mbaye Guisse, Agent Judiciaire de l’Etat du Sénégal
09:55 - 11:20	Panel I – The termination of contracts by the State: preventing disputes During this first panel, our experts will attempt to answer the many questions that this trend raises: What negotiation methods or tools of contractual monitoring could prevent such disputes? Should the use of institutional mediation before or during arbitration not be considered more systematically to enable effective renegotiation of the terms of the contract or find an amicable outcome to the dispute? Should Dispute Boards be set up for complex projects involving a public party? Moderator – Diamana Diawara, Director, Arbitration and ADR, Africa, ICC Dispute Resolution Services Moustapha Faye, Mediator and Senior Partner, SCP François Sarr et Associés , Dakar Mouhamed Kebe, Managing Partner, Geni & Kebe Lawyers, Dakar Pierre Daureu, Partner, Talex International, Paris
11:20 - 12:30	Panel II - Dispute resolution in complex litigation In this second panel, our panellists will examine the particularities of dispute resolution through arbitration with multiple parties or multiple contracts. They will also shed light on the points of contact between private law and administrative law in disputes involving the State. Moderator - Ameth Ba, Partner, Ba & Tandian, Dakar Sophie Varenne, Counsel, ICC International Court of Arbitration Sabrina Aïnouz, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs, Paris Elizabeth Oger-Gross, Partner, White & Case, Paris Simon Ndiaye, Partner, HMN Partners, Paris
12:30 - 14:00	Lunch
14:00 - 15:20	Panel III - The conditions for the emergence of African arbitration places This last panel will aim to discuss the keys to enable African places to make their own changes in arbitration and count among the strong places of arbitration. Moderator: Khaled Abou El Houda, Partner, Houda Cabinet d'Avocats, Dakar Mathias Audit, Partner, Audit Duprey Fekl, Paris Habibatou Touré, Lawyer, Cabinet d'Avocats Habibatou Touré, Dakar Mafall Fall, Secretary General, Centre de Formation Judiciaire, Dakar Madame Ndèye Rokhaya Thiam, Director General, Conseil Sénégalais des Chargeurs (COSEC), Dakar
15:20 - 15:30	Closing Speech
15:30 - 16:00	Coffee Break and Welcome of ICC YAAF event’s participants

Sabrina Aïnouz	Partner, Squire Patton Boggs, Paris
Mathias Audit	Partner, Audit Duprey Fekl, Paris
Ameth Ba	Partner, Ba & Tandian, Dakar
Pierre Daureu	Partner, Talex International, Paris
Diamana Diawara	Director, Arbitration and ADR, Africa, ICC Dispute Resolution Services
Khaled Abou El Houda	Partner, Houda Cabinet d’Avocats, Dakar
Mafall Fall	Secretary General, Centre de Formation Judiciaire, Dakar
Moustapha Faye	Mediator and Senior Partner, SCP François Sarr et Associés , Dakar
M. Amadou Mbaye Guisse	Agent Judiciaire de l’Etat du Sénégal
Mouhamed Kebe	Managing Partner, Geni & Kebe Lawyers, Dakar
Simon Ndiaye	Partner, HMN Partners, Paris
Elizabeth Oger-Gross	Partner, White & Case, Paris
Ndèye Rokhaya Thiam	Director General, Conseil Sénégalais des Chargeurs (COSEC), Dakar
Habibatou Touré	Lawyer, Cabinet d’Avocats Habibatou Touré, Dakar
Sophie Varenne	Counsel, ICC International Court of Arbitration

Venue	Radisson Blu Hotel Dakar Sea Plaza Route de la Corniche Ouest Fann Residence, 16868 Dakar Sénégal T: +221 33869 33 33
Working language	French and English
Online simultaneous interpretation via Zoom	The connection details will be sent separately by email. Please make sure you bring your own headphones in order to be able to follow the interpretation.
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