XIII INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION READINGSIN MEMORY OF ACADEMICIAN IGOR POBIRCHENKO

On 09 October 2026,Ā the International Commercial Arbitration Court at the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (the ICAC) invites colleagues, arbitrators, arbitration practitioners and friends of the ICAC to attend to the annualĀ XIIIĀ INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION READINGS IN MEMORY OF ACADEMICIAN IGOR POBIRCHENKO.

Agenda at a glance:

šŸ”· Session І ā€œThe Ethical Architecture of International Arbitrationā€:

  • Institutional trust in arbitration: emerging ethical challenges
  • Arbitrators’ disclosure obligations: the limits of duty and reasonableness
  • Achieving the objective at any cost? Rethinking ethical standards for party representatives
  • The transformation of ethics in arbitration under the Influence of digitalisation and AI
šŸ”·Ā Session ІІ ā€œInternational Arbitration in the Digital Ageā€:
  • E-arbitration revisited: what is essential and what is merely cosmetic?
  • Equality of parties and procedural balance of opportunities in the context of digitalisation
  • Deepfakes, digital footprints, metadata, AI: is arbitration ready for the new reality of evidence?
  • AI in arbitration: a driver of efficiency or a threat to trust?

The Readings will be held in a hybrid format: live inĀ KyivĀ with aĀ parallel online broadcast.Ā The working languages of the conference are Ukrainian and English with simultaneous interpretation.

Participation in the conferenceĀ is free of chargeĀ for registered delegates.

šŸ”— More about the event:Ā https://readings.icac.org.ua/en/Ā 

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