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2024 Inaugural Edition of the UNCITRAL Days in the Arab Sates

March 25, 2024/in News/by Béligh Elbalti
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The UNCITRAL secretariat is pleased to announce that the inaugural edition of the UNCITRAL Days in the Arab Sates is planned for 2024!

The UNCITRAL Days activities comprise academic gatherings organized with universities and institutions of higher learning in the region, which discuss and consider issues arising in UNCITRAL’s areas of work, i.e. the progressive harmonization and modernization of international commercial law through the adoption, use and implementation of legal texts. The events seek to raise awareness of UNCITRAL instruments and the of legal harmonization amongst the next generations of academics and policymakers.

This series of events will be held between 15 April – 31 December 2024 under the following theme: “The role of UNCITRAL in the modernization of international trade law in the Arab States”.

Information regarding the organization of an event within the framework of the UNCITRAL Days in the Arab States in 2024 can be found in the attached document in Arabic and English language.

If your institution is interested in organizing an event, simply fill out the form available at https://forms.office.com/e/nZifBytPsC or by scanning the QR code below.

The secretariat will contact you afterwards to discuss practicalities.

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