Una sesión informativa sobre la Convención de Las Naciones Unidas sobre los Acuerdos de Transacción Internacionales resultantes de la Mediación (“Convención de Singapur”). Nuestra expositora y experta mediadora Ana Sambold…
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IMI Board Member Laila El Shentenawi recently joined the IMI-SIMI Singapore Convention Seminar Series to give a talk on the implications of the Singapore Convention for the Middle East. Note
When it enters into force on 12 September 2020, the Singapore Convention will provide a long overdue harmonised legal framework for the enforcement of settlement agreements resulting from international commercial mediation. The Convention is
The Singapore Convention: From a Blizzard, a Convention Blooms Read More »
La promesa de un mejor futuro para el sistema global de Resolución de Conflictos con la Convención de Singapur Sobre el evento Te invitamos a una sesión informativa y gratuita
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Last week we had a fantastic and well-attended event on Kenya and the Singapore Convention on Mediation as part of the joint IMI-SIMI seminar series. Dr Kariuki Muigua and Beryl
Dr Kariuki Muigua and Beryl Ouma on Kenya and the Singapore Convention on Mediation Read More »
Judge Aimé Muyoboke Karimunda recently joined IMI and SIMI for a webinar on mediation in Rwanda in the era of the Singapore Convention. Watch the video or download a summary
Judge Aimé Muyoboke Karimunda on Rwanda and the Singapore Convention Read More »
Dr Bharati Rao recently gave a presentation on advocating for mediation education in India in the era of the Singapore Convention on Mediation. In her presentation, she gave an introduction
Dr Bharati Rao on Advocating for Mediation Education in India Read More »
Pasit Asawawattanaporn, Managing Director of the Thailand Arbitration Centre, recently gave a presentation on Thailand and the Singapore Convention on Mediation as part of the joint IMI-SIMI seminar series. Watch
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Mediation takes many forms and has many facets. It is a malleable process that parties and neutrals adapt to different areas of practice, cultures, and practitioner demands. This flexibility derives
7 Keys: Usage—Expand the value of mediation into deal making Read More »
Mediation is not well established everywhere. In some countries, however, mediation is not a foreign concept nor is it necessarily viewed as a threat to lawyers. The law sometimes positively
7 Keys: Usage—Invest to generate instinctive user recognition and demand Read More »
The UN Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation was signed by 46 nations, including China, India and the United States on August 7, 2019. Within six months, a
7 Keys: Government—Sign, ratify and implement the Singapore Convention on Mediation Read More »
Belarus have become the fifth state to ratify the Singapore Convention. They signed on 15 July. Congratulations to Belarus! View all UN signing and ratification dates here. Insert this map
Belarus ratifies the Singapore Convention Read More »
