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International Conference on Arbitration in International Construction Projects

ICARICP

11th Nov – 12th Nov 2026 Dublin, Ireland

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 8 SDG 9 SDG 16
01 Innovations in Arbitration Practices +
This track explores emerging trends and innovative practices in arbitration specific to international construction projects. It aims to highlight how these innovations can enhance dispute resolution efficiency and effectiveness.
SDG 9 SDG 16
02 Legal Frameworks Governing International Construction Arbitration +
This session focuses on the various legal frameworks that underpin arbitration in international construction projects. Participants will discuss the implications of these frameworks on dispute resolution outcomes.
SDG 16
03 Risk Management Strategies in Construction Arbitration +
This track examines the role of risk management in the context of arbitration for construction disputes. It will address strategies that can mitigate risks associated with legal compliance and project execution.
SDG 8 SDG 9
04 The Role of Mediation in Construction Dispute Resolution +
This session highlights the significance of mediation as a complementary process to arbitration in resolving construction disputes. Participants will analyze case studies where mediation has successfully facilitated conflict resolution.
SDG 16
05 Governance and Oversight in Arbitration Processes +
This track investigates the governance structures that oversee arbitration processes in international construction projects. It will discuss the impact of legal oversight on the integrity and fairness of arbitration outcomes.
SDG 16
06 Contractual Disputes and Legal Compliance +
This session focuses on the intersection of contractual disputes and legal compliance within international construction projects. Experts will share insights on how to navigate compliance challenges in arbitration.
SDG 16
07 International Arbitration Tribunals: Best Practices +
This track delves into the best practices adopted by international arbitration tribunals in handling construction disputes. Participants will evaluate the effectiveness of these practices in ensuring just resolutions.
SDG 16
08 Legal Enforcement of Arbitration Awards +
This session addresses the complexities involved in the legal enforcement of arbitration awards in international construction. Discussions will focus on jurisdictional challenges and compliance with international legal standards.
SDG 16
09 Infrastructure Law and Arbitration: A Global Perspective +
This track examines the relationship between infrastructure law and arbitration in the context of international construction projects. It aims to provide a global perspective on how legal frameworks influence arbitration outcomes.
SDG 9 SDG 16
10 Legal Strategies for Effective Dispute Resolution +
This session explores various legal strategies that can be employed to enhance the effectiveness of dispute resolution in construction arbitration. Participants will discuss the role of strategic planning in achieving favorable outcomes.
SDG 16
11 Future Trends in Arbitration and Construction Law +
This track looks ahead to future trends that may shape arbitration and construction law in the coming years. Experts will discuss potential developments and their implications for practitioners in the field.