Oxfordshire-Africa Forum on International Arbitration: Training Africa’s Future Arbitrators
Lex Mundus & Cencla is proud to announce its partnership with the Center for International Mediators and Arbitrators (CIMA) for the upcoming Oxfordshire-Africa Forum on International Arbitration. This prestigious event will deliver a 45-hour hybrid training programme titled “Introduction to Domestic & International Arbitration,” scheduled for 28–30 May 2025.
Designed for legal professionals, academics, engineers, architects, and business executives seeking to build a strong foundation in arbitration practice, this programme brings together some of the most respected figures in the field:
Mohammed Talib FCIArb – Partner, Pinsent Masons
Dr. Osei Bonsu Dickson FCIMArb – Vice President, CIMA (Africa)
Dr. Emad Hussein FCIArb – Global Arbitration Expert, UAE
Georgette Francois FCIMArb – Chairperson, GHACMA
Training Highlights: Participants will benefit from a structured curriculum across six essential modules:
Module 1: Introduction to Alternative Dispute Resolution
Module 2: Arbitration Agreements
Module 3: Domestic and International Legal Frameworks
Module 4: Arbitral Proceedings and Practice
Module 5: Arbitral Awards and Enforcement
Module 6: Ethics and Guidelines on the Use of Arbitration
The course will be delivered both virtually and in-person, providing flexibility for participants across Africa and beyond. A Certificate of Completion will be awarded, making it a key credential for professionals seeking to expand their dispute resolution practice regionally and internationally.
Details at a Glance:
Date: 28–30 May 2025
Format: Virtual & In-Person
Fee: GHS 5,500
Enquiries: 053 673 5535, 050 769 5746, 024 1022 964
Registration: Register Here
Lex Mundus & Cencla is honoured to be a driving force behind this initiative, supporting the growth of a new generation of arbitration specialists across Africa. We believe that building capacity in international arbitration is crucial to strengthening the rule of law, enhancing access to justice, and promoting Africa’s leadership on the global ADR stage.
We invite you to join us in shaping the future of arbitration in Africa.
