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International Conference: Settlement of International Trade Disputes in the Region of Central Asia and Caucasus: Public and Private Mechanisms

November 25, 2014/in /by Jan von Hein
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The Kiel Centre for Eurasian Economic Law (KEEL) at the Institute of East European Law of the University of Kiel in cooperation with the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University and the Ural State Law University will host an International Conference on the topic “Settlement of International Trade Disputes in the Region of Central Asia and Caucasus: Public and Private Mechanisms“.

The conference will take place on 28-29 November at the Parliamt (Landtag) of Schleswig-Holstein in Kiel and will be held in English and Russian with simultaneous translation.

For more information, the full programme as well as registration please visit the following page: Conference in Kiel.

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