Pakistan Hosts Major International Arbitration Conference, Signals Rising Global Role

Islamabad — The Pakistan International Disputes Weekend 2025 concluded in Islamabad after two days of high-level dialogue, international collaboration, and legal innovation in the field of arbitration and dispute resolution. Held at the Serena Hotel on October 11–12, the event brought together legal experts, policymakers, and institutional leaders from over 20 countries, positioning Pakistan as an emerging hub for cross-border dispute resolution in the region.

Chaired by Barrister Mian Sheraz Javaid, the conference featured prominent institutions including the London Court of International Arbitration, No.5 Barristers’ Chambers (UK), the Dispute Resolution Board Foundation, and the Society of Construction Law.

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Delivering the keynote address, Minister of State for Law and Justice Barrister Aqeel Malik hailed the event as a significant milestone in advancing Pakistan’s global standing in arbitration and legal reform.

Discussions covered critical topics such as CPEC-related disputes, investment arbitration, and the integration of technology in legal processes. Innovation showcases highlighted the growing role of digital tools in shaping the future of dispute resolution.

The event concluded with a strong call for international cooperation and reform in alternative dispute resolution, marking a major step forward in Pakistan’s journey toward becoming a leader in global arbitration and legal excellence.