ICC Arbitration along the Beijing Axis: The Culture Ride of International Arbitration

24 Sep 2024

Beijing Chinese, English

Arbitration Free events

Start: 15.00 (Beijing) | End: 21.00 (Beijing)

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ICC Dispute Resolution Services will organize a cultural ride along the Beijing Axis, the newly listed UNESCO heritage. After the bike tour, a panel session will be organized to "discuss The Truth about Cross-Cultural B2B Relationships”, a pioneering study by the ICC, Jus Connect and McCann Truth Central, and will be followed by drinks.

ICC conducted a pioneering study, "The Truth about Cross-Cultural B2B Relationships”, together with Jus Connect and McCann Truth Central, which marks a significant milestone in advancing comprehension and methodologies within the realm of international business interactions, as well as those in legal services including arbitration.

ICC will organize a bike ride followed by a panel discussion with a focus on the ICC study “The Truth about Cross-Cultural B2B Relationships”.

The route of cultural riding is along the Beijing Axis, also known as the Beijing Central Axis, initially established in the 13th century and formed in the 16th century, is a historical and cultural concept that refers to the north-south axis line that runs through the center of Beijing. Participants will understand what the ICC has done to promote cultural diversity and understand the local market, and why ICC arbitration is a trusted dispute resolution by the global business.

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15:00	Registration and Gathering at Yong Ding Gate
15:30 – 18:30	Cultural Bike Ride (visit 2-3 palaces during the ride)
19:00 – 20:30	Culture and ICC Arbitration: A Focus on the Truth about Cross-Cultural B2B Relationships Panel I: Introduction to the Study (in English) Dr. Donna Huang, Director, Arbitration & ADR, North Asia, ICC Dispute Resolution Services Alexandre Vagenheim, VP of Global Legal Data, Jus Mundi Panel II: Discussion on Culture and Business Dr. Anran Zhang, Deputy Director, Arbitration & ADR, North Asia, ICC Dispute Resolution Services (moderator) Dr. Nan Lu, Tenured associate professor，Law School of Tsinghua University Director, Research Center for Globalization of Law Dr. Min Yu, General Manager for Globalization and Government Affairs, Government Officer, JA Solar Yongrui Zhu, Senior Partner, Beijing Dacheng Law Firm; Member, ICC Belt and Road Commission
20:30	Drinks Reception

Donna Huang	Director, Arbitration & ADR, North Asia, ICC Dispute Resolution Services, Shanghai
Nan Lu	Tenured associate professor，Law School of Tsinghua University Director, Research Center for Globalization of Law, Beijing
Alexandre Vagenheim	VP of Global Legal Data, Jus Mundi, Paris
Min Yu	General Manager for Globalization and Government Affairs, Government Officer, JA Solar, Beijing
Anran Zhang	Anran Zhang, Deputy Director, Arbitration & ADR, North Asia, ICC Dispute Resolution Services, Shanghai
Yongrui Zhu	Senior Partner, Beijing Dacheng Law Firm; Member, ICC Belt and Road Commission, Beijing

First name, Name	Title	Tel.	Email
Anran Zhang	Deputy Director, Arbitration and ADR, North Asia, ICC Dispute Resolution Services	+86 13681722593	Anran.zhang@iccwbo.org