ICC Argentine Arbitration Day 2025

23 Sep 2025

Buenos Aires Spanish

Arbitration

08:00 – 20:00 (GMT-3)

ICC Argentine Arbitration Day 2025

Students & Young Professionals (-35 years)

USD 90 (until 30 July)

ICC Members

USD 160 (until 30 July)

Non-ICC Members/General

USD 190 (until 30 July)

Training “Assessment of damages of arbitrators” by ICC Institute of World Business Law

ICC Members, Students, Young Professionals (-35 years)

USD 110 (until 30 July)

Non-ICC Members/General

USD 140 (until 30 July)

ICC Argentine Arbitration Day 2025 + Training by ICC Institute of World Business Law

Students & Young Professionals (-35 years)

USD 180 (until 30 July)

ICC Members

USD 250 (until 30 July)

Non-ICC Members/General

USD 310 (until 30 July)

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On 23 September, Buenos Aires will host the second ICC Argentine Arbitration Day, positioning the country as a growing hub for regional and international arbitration.

Argentina will once again become a regional hub for international arbitration with the ICC Argentine Arbitration Day 2025. The event expects to bring together hundreds of top arbitrators, legal advisors, as well as business and government representatives from across the region. With the rise of arbitration in Argentina’s legal framework, including its role in major investment and infrastructure contracts, this high-level forum will offer training, debate, and networking opportunities with global experts. Organized by ICC Argentina and the ICC International Court of Arbitration, with the support of the Argentine Chamber of Commerce and Services.

Organisers

Institutional partner

100 anos Camara Argentina de Comercio y Servicios

Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

8:00	Registration and Breakfast
8:30	Opening Remarks
9:00	Panel I: Evolving Arbitration with the State and State Entities: Developments and Trends in Argentina and Latin America RIGI Arbitration: Analysis of the Regulation Expectations of Companies and the State Regarding RIGI Interaction and Tensions with Investment Arbitration Comparative Experience: Impact and Outlook for Arbitration Involving State Parties in Argentina and Latin America
10:30	Coffee Break
11:00	Panel II: Arbitration in Strategic Industries: Trends in Energy, Mining, Infrastructure, and Services Sectors Strategies for Conflict Prevention and Early Detection in Construction Matters When Is Expert Determination Necessary and How Should It Be Managed? Efficient Management of Evidence in Infrastructure Arbitration Argentine and Comparative Experience in the Oil & Gas (Vaca Muerta), Mining, and Renewable Energy Sectors
12:15	Lunch
14:00	Panel III: Lessons from the ICC’s Expedited Arbitration Procedures: The Good, the Bad, and the Middle Ground Experience with Expedited Arbitration: Results from the ICC Rules – The ICC Task Force Report on EPP Expedited Arbitration and Due Process: How to Strike the Right Balance for Each Case – Factors That May Undermine Expedited Proceedings Strategies for Efficient Evidence Handling in Expedited Arbitration Recommendations for the Future
15:15	Coffee Break
15:45	Panel IV: The Reasoned Content of Arbitral Awards: Is Less More? (Merits and Limitations of the Bare Minimum Standard) The ICC Report “The Bare Minimum: Cost-Efficient Awards for Disputes of Small– and Medium– Sized Enterprises” – The Minimum Level of Reasoning Required to Ensure Validity and Enforceability of Arbitral Awards Role of Arbitrators and Institutions: Scope and Limitations in Implementing Bare Minimum Standards Are the Bare Minimum Recommendations Compatible with Argentine Law? Market Expectations: Demands and Concerns of Arbitration Users Regarding the Content of Awards
17:00	Closing Address
17:45	Event Closing
18:00	Cocktail Reception
20:00	End of Event

Venue	Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center San Martín 1225 1275, C1104 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires
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Working language	Spanish

ICC Argentine Arbitration Day 2025	1 June until 30 July	After 1 August
Students & Young Professionals (-35 years)	USD 90	USD 100
ICC Members	USD 160	USD 180
Non-ICC Members/General	USD 190	USD 210
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Training “Assessment of Damages of Arbitrators” by ICC Institute of World Business Law	1 June until 30 July	After 1 August
ICC Members, Students, Young Professionals (-35 years)	USD 110	USD 130
Non-ICC Members/General	USD 140	USD 160
-	-	-
ICC Argentine Arbitration Day 2025 + Training by ICC Institute of World Business Law	1 June until 30 July	After 1 August
Students & Young Professionals (-35 years)	USD 180	USD 210
ICC Members	USD 250	USD 280
Non-ICC Members/General	USD 310	USD 250

ICC Argentina Secretariat		iccargentina@cac.com.ar
Karen Kiss	Financial and Administrative Analyst, ICC Argentina	kkiss@cac.com.ar
Victoria Goyena	Deputy Director, Arbitration and ADR, Latin America, ICC Dispute Resolution Services	victoria.rodriguezgoyena@iccwbo.org