TANZANIA Private Sector Foundation (TPSF), Executive Director, Mr Godfrey Simbeye speaks with reporters on the 3rdEast Africa Inter...
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| TANZANIA Private Sector Foundation (TPSF), Executive Director, Mr Godfrey Simbeye speaks with reporters on the 3rdEast Africa International Arbitration Conference (EAIAC) schedule for 9th and 10th April in Dar es Salaam. The conference is expected to attract more 200 participants from Tanzania, Ethiopia, Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Mauritius, United Kingdom, Singapore and France. Looking on (centre) is Tanganyika Law Society CEO, Mr Kaleb Gamaya and Events Manager for the EAIAC, Ms Martha Yeronimo |
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| EVENTS Manager for the 3rd East Africa International Arbitration Conference (EAIAC), Ms Martha Yeronimo speaks with reporters on the conference schedule for 9th and 10th April in Dar es Salaam. The conference is expected to attract more 200 participants from Tanzania, Ethiopia, Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Mauritius, United Kingdom, Singapore and France. Looking on (second right) is Tanganyika Law Society CEO, Mr Kaleb Gamaya,Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF), Executive Director, Mr Godfrey Simbeye and Legal Officer of TSPF, Ms Neema Temba. |
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| TANGANYIKA Law Society (TLS), Chief Executive Officer, Mr Kaleb Gamaya addresses a press conference concerns the 3rdEast Africa International Arbitration Conference (EAIAC) schedule for 9th and 10th April in Dar es Salaam. Looking on (left) is Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF), Executive Director, Mr Godfrey Simbeye and Events Manager for the EAIAC, Ms Martha Yeronimo |
Tanzania hosts the 3rd
East Africa International Arbitration Conference
The 3rd East
Africa International Arbitration Conference (EAIAC) is taking place on the 9th
and 10th April 2015 at the Hyatt Regency Dar Es Salaam. EAIAC was
launched in 2013 by a committee of legal and business professionals to promote
East Africa Arbitration Centers and support development of the region’s legal
capacity.
The
conference doors will officially open at 8.30am on the 9th of April
2015
Tanzania is
increasingly gaining recognition as a leading natural resource player in the
Eastern African market, and the organizing committee considers Dar es Salaam as
a destination of choice for hosting EAIAC 2015. The conference will highlight
the importance of international arbitration as a tool for promoting foreign
investment in the region with a focus on Tanzania.
Some of the firms that have confirmed participation
include; Tanzania Private Sector Foundation, Tanganyika Law Society, Herbert
Smith LLP, ATZ Chambers, A&K, Hogan Lovells, DLA Piper, Clyde &CO,
Coulson Harney, Allen & Overy, Brick Court Chambers, Addleshaw Goddard
amongst others. Amongst the Countries represented include; Tanzania, Ethiopia,
Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Mauritius, United Kingdom, Singapore and
France.
The conference
has had tremendous support particularly from Tanganyika Law Society and
Tanzania Private Sector Foundation as well as regional Government support.
Keynote
Speakers and panelists are drawn from Government, Private Sector and Legal Sector
and will include ; Mr Charles
Rwechungura , President
Tanganyika Law Society ,Mr Godfrey Sembeye Executive Director Tanzania Private Sector Foundation , Justice Havelock Kenya High Court, Justice Fauz Tanzania, Terry Mhango Coulson Harney, Elizabeth
Karanja Jmiles , Elodie Dulac from King & Spalding Singapore , Duncan
Bagshaw LCIA –MIAC etc.
We expect a
great platform to showcase Tanzania and East Africa opportunities, network and
share best Practice.
Members of
the Press are invited, for further details and for press accreditation please
contact Ms Martha Yeronimo @md@events.co.tz
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