Supporting Partners
ASIAN INSTITUTE OF ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (AIADR)
The Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution (AIADR) is a not-for-profit, membership-based institution established in 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Dedicated to advancing alternative dispute resolution, AIADR promotes knowledge-sharing, professional development and effective dispute resolution practices across jurisdictions, with a particular focus on emerging economies.
Through education, training and professional engagement, AIADR connects practitioners, businesses and stakeholders to strengthen ADR expertise and encourage amicable conflict resolution. Endorsed by the Asian-African Legal Consultative Organisation (AALCO), the Institute supports the development of dispute resolution standards and practices across Asia and globally.
AUSTRALIAN CENTRE OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION (ACICA)
The Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA) is Australia’s international dispute resolution institution. Established in 1985 as an independent, not-for-profit organisation, ACICA promotes the efficient resolution of commercial disputes through arbitration and mediation, both domestically and internationally.
ACICA provides arbitration administration and appointment services under flexible rules designed to ensure procedural efficiency, cost-effectiveness and confidentiality. Through its dispute resolution services and initiatives, ACICA supports the development of international arbitration and mediation and promotes Australia as a leading seat for resolving cross-border commercial disputes.
Swiss Arbitration Centre
The Swiss Arbitration Centre is an independent institution that provides high-quality arbitration and mediation services worldwide. The centre is well known for its Swiss Rules, the golden standard for arbitration and mediation.
Every year, the Centre helps hundreds of companies and individuals resolve their disputes in a fair, private and effective manner. The Centre’s services are available for any dispute, regardless of its nature, the nationality of the parties, the place of arbitration and the applicable law. The Centre can settle disputes promptly and efficiently, which allows the parties to move on quickly and get back to business.
