Applications are invited for Investment Treaty Law and Arbitration Training in London

The programme: intensive training covering aspects of investment treaty law and arbitration, to include: sources of international investment law, investment treaty substantive standards, jurisdictional issues, settlement of investment disputes under ad hoc and ICSID arbitration, case management and recognition, enforcement and challenges of awards. Course materials provided.  CPD hours may be claimed.

Learning Outcomes: The course aims to equip participants with no prior training in this area, with an understanding of the key concepts of international investment law and the methods for the settlement of disputes between private investors and States.

Where: London, UK.

When: 16 – 19 September 2019

Who should attend? Practitioners from African countries who work in the Attorney General’s chambers or equivalent, treaty negotiators from government ministries, investment promotion agencies or lawyers in private practice dealing with investment treaty issues. Those from non-African countries with a demonstrated interest in the growth of African investment may also apply.

How to apply: Click here to apply. Applications must be received before 29th March 2019.  Applications submitted without all the information will not be processed. Whilst we value all applications, we regret that we will only be able to contact successful candidates.

Tuition Fee: Except for a nominal fee of £100 per successful candidate, participants travelling from African countries will be exempt from the full tuition fee of £595.  The nominal fee must be paid within a month (30 days) of acceptance to the programme. The nominal fee is non-refundable even if you do not attend the training except at the absolute discretion of AILA where there are considered to be significant extenuating circumstances.  Participants living in the UK (or other European country) will be charged the full tuition fee.  Please note, as a non-profit organisation, we do NOT offer sponsorship for the cost of airfare, accommodation, hotel meals and incidentals.  It is the responsibility of each participant to ensure that they can cover these expenses.