#YoungITALive
Perspectives and Crossroads from the East: Emerging Roads
Webinar begins at 7:00 PM CET (6:00 PM BST / 12:00 Noon Houston time)
Duration: 1-1.25 hours
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Overview
Inaugurating 'Perspectives and Crossroads from the East’, this leading panel features His Excellency the Former Minister of Law, Justice, Parliamentary Affairs, and Human Rights of Pakistan, propelling a novel vision of legal frameworks alongside evolving arbitration methodologies, governance in strategic sectors, and the ambitious progression within the Middle East and its broader implications for future generations, from the global East. Central to the ITA's ambition to extend its reach across the Middle East, this unique series of projects seeks to shift an entirely novel arbitration dialogue, regrouping a broad spectrum of authoritative voices, from government officials and outstanding legal practitioners to seasoned industry figures and trade analysts. This initial session is crafted to show the Middle East and the East, land of crossroads, setting a legacy of enriched dialogue and fresh vision to the law, marking a new chapter in the field of arbitration.
#YoungITATalks Online is a series of virtual events presented around the world, featuring talks, workshops or interviews that cover a wide range of subjects relating to arbitration. The #YoungITATalks series is designed for education, conversation and sharing knowledge and experiences among young practitioners.
This event is presented tuition-free.
Webinar begins at 7:00 PM CET (6:00 PM BST / 12:00 Noon Houston time)
Duration: 1-1.25 hours
About the Speakers
Ibrahim Ati, Moderator
New York City Bar Association, EU
Ibrahim Ati is dual-educated legal professional with training in both civil and common law systems, having passed the New York Bar and graduated with an LL.M. in Alternative Dispute Resolution from the University of Southern California. Part of Young California Arbitration' steering committee, he is also one of the youngest members on the NY City Bar Association's Arbitration and Professional Discipline Committee. In addition to serving as Vice-Chair in the American Bar Association, Ibrahim Ati aspires to be among the new generation of leading international arbitrators, aiming to infuse the field with fresh perspectives and innovative approaches.
Ahmer Bilal Soofi, Panelist
ABS & Co
Mr. Ahmer Bilal Soofi stands as a figure of excellence in international law, having notably served as the Former Minister of Law, Justice, Parliamentary Affairs, and Human Rights of Pakistan. His distinguished career as an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan is complemented by his role as the Founding President of the Research Society of International Law, where his leadership fosters an environment of scholarly excellence and legal innovation. As the Senior Managing Partner at ABS & Co, based in Is-lamabad, Mr. Soofi spearheads the dispute resolution practice, steering the firm with a blend of stra-tegic foresight and legal acumen that cements its status as one of Pakistan's preeminent legal institu-tions.
Ank Santens, Panelist
White & Case
Mrs. Santens is a partner at White & Case, New York, where her extensive leadership and expertise significantly impact the field of international arbitration. Her roles have ranged from Chair of the New York's Women's Network to Head of the Americas Disputes Regional Section and Secretary of the Firm. In her capacity in the International Arbitration Practice, Mrs. Santens operates both as counsel and arbitrator across a broad spectrum of arbitration contexts including commercial, investment, and construction, under all major international arbitration rules as well as ad hoc and regional frameworks. Her global experience and profound knowledge make her a pivotal figure in the arbitration practice and global discourse.
Hamza Nizam Kazi, Panelist
Jaffer Brothers
Hamza Nizam Kazi is a pivotal figure in promoting sustainable legal practices as the MENA Co-Chair of Greener Arbitrations, advocating for environmentally conscious methodologies within the arbitration community. He practices as the Head of Legal & Corporate Affairs at Jaffer Brothers, where his leading expertise orchestrates the legal and corporate strategies of one of the most respected firms in the region.Through his roles, Hamza bridges the gap between green initiatives and corporate legal frame-works, showcasing a commitment to sustainable development and innovative approaches in arbitra-tion and legal affairs.
Eugenia Stavropoulou, Panelist
Kim & Chang
Eugenia Stavropoulou is an accomplished associate in the international arbitration department at Kim & Chang, based in Seoul. Her role at one of Asia's premier law firms involves her deeply in the intricacies of cross-border dispute resolution, where she leverages her expertise to navigate complex arbitration proceedings. Eugenia’s contributions are pivotal in reinforcing the firm's standing as a leader in international arbitration, reflecting a keen understanding of the global legal landscape and a commitment to achieving the best outcomes for clients in the international arena.
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