We are thrilled to announce the release of our latest survey report, "Arbitration in Albania: Perceptions, Preferences and Expectations". This pilot study offers unprecedented insights into the Albanian landscape of dispute resolution with a special focus on arbitration. Arbitration plays a crucial role in shaping the legal and business environment, and understanding local perceptions and preferences is essential for informed decision-making. Our report delves into the attitudes and expectations surrounding arbitration in Albania, providing invaluable data and analysis for legal professionals, business leaders, and

ARBITRATION AND ADR DAYS IN ALBANIA (AADA) From 20-24 May 2024, ICC Albania in cooperation with partners is organizing the 2nd edition of the ICC Arbitration and ADR Days in Albania (AADA). AADA is an initiative that aims to create a conducive environment for the promotion and development of arbitration and ADR practices in Albania. By raising awareness, building capacity, fostering collaboration, and promoting access to justice, this initiative seeks to contribute to the efficient and equitable resolution of disputes in the country. The

'Foreign Trade Techniques' is intended to be a training course on international trade techniques developed according to the so-called export logistics chain: contracts, taxation, customs, international payments and Incoterms 2020. These courses are adequate for exporters and importers, marketing managers, sales and purchasing managers, logistics, in-house and practitioner lawyers, trade consultants, bankers, business management consultants and anyone with an interest in international trade. The training course aims to transfer adequate knowledge to participants to enable them to independently manage an international business operation. Level

7 December 2023 & 17 January 2024 ICC Albania in cooperation with CIPE commissioned research focusing on the legal and regulatory framework of Foreign Direct Investments in Albania and trends in the European Union area and globally. Countries have various policy instruments at their disposal to regulate foreign direct investments (FDIs) on their territory, including the full or partial prohibition of foreign investment in certain sectors of the economy. These restrictions may reflect the national security concerns of host countries. Most policy attention and

Final preparations are underway for the 13th edition of the World Chambers Congress, taking place in Geneva from 21-23 June under the theme ''Achieving peace and prosperity through multilateralism''. Attracting 1,500 participants from over 100 countries, the Congress is the biggest, most diverse economic forum for chamber and business executives to exchange experiences and examine the issues affecting people, their livelihoods and our planet. Marking the three-week countdown to the Congress, ICC’s World Chambers Federation and the Geneva Chamber of Commerce and Industry have confirmed the