Cape Town Convention Academic Project

Facilitating economic growth through trade finance – a focus on the Mining, Agricultural and Construction (MAC) Protocol and the Rail Protocol
2025-09-05 09:30 - 16:15 (Europe/London) | European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Five Bank Street, London, E14 4BG, United Kingdom
UNIDROIT and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) are pleased to invite you to an international conference on the MAC and Rail Protocols. Titled “Facilitating economic growth through trade finance – a focus on the Mining, Agricultural and Construction (MAC) Protocol and the Rail Protocol”, the conference will be held on Friday, 5 September 2025, between 9:30 – 16:15 British Summer Time at the EBRD Headquarters in London, United Kingdom.
The conference agenda can be found here.
The conference will explore how the MAC and Rail Protocols operate in practice and how they contribute to credit expansion and international trade. The conference will also consider perspectives from the EBRD regions and beyond, as well as what countries can do to realise the benefits of the MAC and Rail Protocols. Eighty-five countries around the world, in addition to the European Union, have already ratified the CTC and its Aircraft Protocol, including seventeen EBRD countries of operation.
To register your participation, please complete this registration form by 29 August 2025.
Online participation will also be possible, although in-person participation is encouraged. The conference will be conducted in English. Coffee, tea and lunch will be provided for participants. While the conference is primarily aimed at state delegates and government officials, a number of places will be reserved for interested private sector stakeholders, legal practitioners and academic experts.

14th Cape Town Convention Conference
2025-09-02 - 2025-09-03 | University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom
14th Cape Town Convention Conference
2nd and 3rd September 2025
Invitation

This year’s conference will be held on Tuesday, 2nd and Wednesday, 3rd September 2025. It will be held in Cambridge as an in-person conference, but also with the opportunity to join virtually for anyone who is not able to attend in person. The conference will be held at Robinson College, University of Cambridge.
The conference will start with a keynote address on the implementation of treaties, setting the overarching theme this year. As usual, the programme will include contributions from leading legal academics and other Cape Town Convention experts, and the sessions will include ample opportunity for questions and debate.
Topics to be discussed include discussions of CTC-specific aspects of implementation, such as the drafting and content of court rules, inclusion of non-judicial remedies and administrative procedures (specifically on de-registration, where applicable, and export). There will be consideration of the advantages and disadvantages of domestic registration entry points in the implementation of the Mining, Agriculture, and Construction (MAC) Protocol, informed by the Aircraft Protocol experience. There will also be more general sessions on treaty implementation and compliance in commercial law treaties, and on the effect of CTC implementation on domestic secured transactions and leasing law.
The conference will take place in the Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College, Adams Road, Cambridge CB3 9AN. There will be a conference dinner at Sidney Sussex College on the evening of the 2nd of September. Refreshments during the two days of the conference and the conference dinner are included in the conference fee of £350 for in-person attendance. There is a fee of £160 for online attendance.
Fees are waived for students, academics who cannot obtain funding from their institution and government officials. If you are eligible for a fee waiver, please use this code: CTAC2025. You will have to self-certify that you fall into the relevant category.
The Programme can be found here.
Booking is available here. If you have any questions about the booking system, please contact Mr Justin Crane (justin@thecraneevent.co.uk).
Consultation Launch Event
A launch of a consultation on the Guide on Best Practices for Electronic Business Registries (which has been developed as part of the Cape Town Convention Academic Project) will be held on Monday, 1st September at 3 pm at Robinson College, Cambridge. The consultation launch will consist of an explanation and discussion of the Guide, followed by a drinks reception.
If you would like to attend the consultation launch event (free of charge), please tick the relevant box here.
International Conference in London on the benefits of the Rail and MAC Protocols to the Cape Town Convention
An international conference on the benefits of the Rail Protocol and MAC Protocol to the Cape Town Convention will be organised by UNIDROIT on Friday, 5th September, at the EBRD headquarters in London. The event will provide an opportunity for diplomatic representatives, government officials, private sector stakeholders, legal practitioners and academics to learn more about the operation of these Protocols and how they facilitate credit expansion and sustainable development.
If you would like to attend the International Conference on the benefits of the Rail Protocol and MAC Protocol to the Cape Town Convention in London (free of charge), please tick the relevant box here.
Accommodation
Ensuite bed and breakfast accommodation in Robinson College is available for the nights of the 1st, 2nd and/or 3rd of September. You can book your stay directly through this link. Please use the promotion code 51943 while making your booking. We advise booking your accommodation as early as possible due to limited availability.
A guest can also be invited to attend the Conference dinner on the 2nd of September at an additional cost of £80.
If you prefer to arrange your own accommodation elsewhere, you may find useful the enclosed list of hotels in Cambridge offering a variety of options.
The Fellows House
The Graduate
University Arms
Hilton Cambridge City Centre
Hotel du Vin
The Varsity Hotel
The Clayton Hotel
We look forward to welcoming you to Cambridge (or online) for what promises to be yet another excellent and inspiring conference.
All updates regarding the conference will be shared on the event page. Please contact Ms Kateryna Bovsunovska (k.bovsunovska@unidroit.org) for any additional information.

Yours Sincerely,

Professor Louise Gullifer K.C. (hon) FBA
Professor Ignacio Tirado
Professor Jeffrey Wool

Conference Sponsors:

Consultation Launch on the Draft Guide on Best Practices for Electronic Business Registries
2025-09-01 15:00 - 18:00 (Europe/London) | Robinson College, University of Cambridge, Grange Road, Cambridge, CB3 9AN, United Kingdom
We are pleased to announce that the CTCAP is launching a consultation on its Draft Guide on Best Practices for Electronic Business Registries (“Draft Guide”) with a dedicated workshop on 1 September 2025 at Robinson College, University of Cambridge, UK, and online.
The Draft Guide has been developed by the Experts’ Group of the Best Practices in the Field of Electronic Registry Design and Operation Project (“BPER Project”), comprising international experts in electronic business and collateral registries. The BPER Project is supported by the UNIDROIT Foundation and Aviareto.
The BPER Project provides guidance on the design and operation of electronic registries. To assess best practices, the project has identified Critical Performance Factors (CPFs) against which electronic registries can be measured. CPFs change depending on the particular registry being evaluated. The BPER Project published a Guide on Best Practices for Electronic Collateral Registries in 2021, which can be found here.
Since then, the BPER Project has shifted its focus to examining electronic business registries. In this regard, the project workshops focused on adapting existing CPFs to business registries, developing new CPFs and reflecting the evolving role of business registries and the scale of technological progress in recent years.
Building upon these discussions, we would like to invite you to the Consultation Launch Workshop on 1 September 2025 at Robinson College, University of Cambridge, UK. During this workshop, a detailed presentation of the Draft Guide will be given. Should you not be able to join us in-person, we would be glad to welcome you online via Zoom. Following the Consultation Launch, participants will have the opportunity to submit written comments on the Draft Guide until 1 November 2025. This Consultation marks the final stage of the project, after which the Guide will be finalised and published.
As this workshop is related to the 14th Cape Town Convention Conference in Cambridge on 2-3 September, you can either tick its box as the additional event when registering for the CTC Conference, or register on the dedicated BPER registration platform if you plan to attend only the workshop.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Ms Kateryna Bovsunovska (k.bovsunovska@unidroit.org), the Legal Consultant responsible for this project.

First Workshop on Implementation of and Compliance with International Commercial Law Treaties
2025-01-21 14:00 - 2025-01-22 13:30 (Europe/London) | Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge, 5 Cranmer Road, Cambridge, CB3 9BL, United Kingdom
The First Workshop on the Implementation of and Compliance with the International Commercial Law Treaties Project (the “Treaty Project“) will be held at the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge, and online via Zoom on 21 and 22 January 2025.
The Treaty Project operates under the Cape Town Convention Academic Project (CTCAP), a joint initiative of UNIDROIT and the University of Cambridge, with the Aviation Working Group as its Founding Sponsor. The project receives support from the UNIDROIT Foundation and Aviareto, with the Foundation providing organisational and secretarial support.
The purpose of the Treaty Project is to offer guidance to facilitate implementation and compliance in relation to international commercial law treaties. The Project seeks to identify and help address the complexities and challenges associated with implementation and compliance.
Click here to learn more about this Project.

13th Cape Town Convention Academic Project Conference 2024
2024-09-11 - 2024-09-12 | University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Cape Town Convention Academic Project – 13th Conference
11th and 12th September 2024
Invitation
This year’s conference will be held on Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th of September 2024. It will be held in Cambridge as an in-person conference, but also with the opportunity to join virtually for anyone who is not able to attend in person.The conference will be held at Jesus College, University of Cambridge.
The conference this year will start with a keynote address on the significance of the coming into force of the Rail Protocol in March 2024, and many of the sessions will include discussion of not only the aircraft, but also the rail and MAC protocols. As usual, the programme will include contributions from leading legal academics and other Cape Town Convention experts, and the sessions will include ample opportunity for questions and debate.
Topics to be discussed include discussions of procedural law and enforcement under the CTC, comparisons of the registration requirements and the treatment of non-consensual interests under the aircraft, rail and MAC protocols, a discussion of the insolvency provisions in those three protocols and an in-depth analysis of the GOL case in the US. There will also be a discussion of financing practices in different parts of the asset finance sector and the CTC, and a session on work done on CTC issues with other international organisations.
The conference will take place in West Court, Jesus College, Cambridge, CB5 8BQ. There will be a conference dinner at Jesus College on the evening of the 11th of September. Refreshments during the two days of the conference and the conference dinner are included in the conference fee of £350 for in person attendance. There is a fee of £160 for online attendance.
Fees are waived for students, academics who cannot obtain funding from their institution and government officials. If you are eligible for a fee waiver, please use this code: CTCF24. You will have to self-certify that you fall into the relevant category.
Booking is available here. If you have any questions about the booking system, please contact charlie@suzyhowes.co.uk.
The Programme can be found here.
Accommodation
Ensuite bed and breakfast accommodation in Jesus College is available for the nights of 10th, 11th and/or 12th September. You can book accommodation in Jesus College here. Please use the promotion code KX400633 while making your booking. A guest can also be invited to attend the Conference dinner on 11th September at an additional cost of £80.
If you prefer to arrange your own accommodation elsewhere, you may find useful the enclosed list of hotels in Cambridge offering a variety of options.
The Fellows House
The Graduate
University Arms
Hilton Cambridge City Centre
Hotel du Vin
The Varsity Hotel
The Clayton Hotel
We look forward to welcoming you in Cambridge (or online) for what promises to be yet another excellent and inspiring conference.
All updates regarding the conference, including the programme, will be shared on the event page. Please contact Benedetta Mauro (b.mauro@unidroit.org) for any additional information.

Yours Sincerely,
Professor Louise Gullifer K.C. (hon) FBA
Professor Ignacio Tirado
Professor Jeffrey Wool

Conference Sponsors:

12th Cape Town Convention Academic Project Conference 2023
2023-09-27 - 2023-09-28 | University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Cape Town Convention Academic Project – 12th Conference
Enforcement and dispute resolution in relation
to the Cape Town Convention
27th and 28th September 2023
Invitation
This year’s conference will be held on Wednesday 27th and Thursday 28th of September 2023. It will be held in Cambridge as an in-person conference, but also with the opportunity to join virtually for anyone who is not able to join in person. The conference will be held at Jesus College, University of Cambridge
The conference this year will focus on Enforcement and Dispute Resolution in relation to the Cape Town Convention. The programme will include contributions from leading academics and other experts, as well as discussion involving Cape Town Convention experts from all fields. As always, the conference will be highly interactive, with each session including ample opportunity for questions and debate.
The conference will be preceded on 26th September by a moot involving students from Oxford and Cambridge Universities. The moot, which will be judged by Mr. Justice Zacaroli and Professor Riz Mokal, is one of the first to take place under the Cape Town Convention International Moot Programme, the purpose of which is to familiarise students and judges with the CTC in the context of complex hypothetical fact patterns and to provide students with educational exercises involving these instruments in a simulated judicial setting. The moot will take place at 5pm in Jesus College, University of Cambridge, and all those attending the conference in person are invited to attend the moot.
Conference sessions will include discussions of the meaning of procedural law (with particular reference to the CTC), CTC Article 42 and forum non conveniens, relief pending final determination and enforcement of treaty breaches in the CTC context, as well as analyses of the CTC caselaw in the light of the interpretative requirements of Article 5 CTC and of the mechanics and dynamics in practice of enforcement in insolvency. There will also be sessions on leasing and the CTC, and the relationship between project finance and asset finance. Two lunchtime sessions will reflect on the coming into force of the Luxembourg Rail Protocol, and on lessons to be learnt for the moot programme from the moot on 26th September.
The conference will take place in West Court, Jesus College, Cambridge, CB5 8BQ. There will be a conference dinner at Jesus College on the evening of the 27th of September. Refreshments during the two days of the conference and the conference dinner are included in the conference fee of £330 for in person attendance. There is a fee of £160 for online attendance.
Fees are waived for students, academics who cannot obtain funding from their institution and government officials. If you are eligible for a fee waiver, please use this code: CVTC23R. You will have to self-certify that you fall into the relevant category.
Registration and booking for the conference is available here. If you have any questions about the booking system, please contact charlie@suzyhowes.co.uk
The Programme can be found here.
Accommodation
Ensuite bed and breakfast accommodation in Jesus College is available for the nights of 26, 27 and/or 28 September. You can book accommodation in Jesus College here. Please use the promotion code CTC0923 while making your booking. A guest can also be invited to attend the Conference dinner on 13th September at an additional cost of £70.
If you prefer to arrange your own accommodation elsewhere, you may find useful the enclosed list of hotels in Cambridge offering a variety of options.
The Fellows House
The Graduate
University Arms
Hilton Cambridge City Centre
Hotel du Vin
The Varsity Hotel
The Clayton Hotel
We look forward to welcoming you in Cambridge (or online) for what promises to be yet another excellent and inspiring conference.
All updates regarding the conference, including the programme, will be shared on the event page. Please contact the Cape Town Convention Academic Project (ctcap@unidroit.org) for any additional information.

Yours Sincerely,
Professor Louise Gullifer K.C. (hon) FBA
Professor Ignacio Tirado
Professor Jeffrey Wool

Conference Sponsors:

Cape Town Convention Academic Project – 11th Conference
2022-09-13 - 2022-09-14 | University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Cape Town Convention Academic Project – 11th Conference
Public International Law and the Cape Town Convention
13th and 14th September 2022

Invitation
This year’s conference will be held on Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th of September 2022. It will be held in Cambridge as an in-person conference, but also with the opportunity to join virtually for anyone who is not able to join in person. The conference will be held at Robinson College, with the conference dinner at Gonville and Caius College; both are colleges of Cambridge University.
The conference this year will focus on Public International Law and the Cape Town Convention. The programme will include contributions from leading international law academics and other experts, as well as discussion involving Cape Town Convention experts from all fields.
Conference sessions will include discussions of the defences that can be raised against claims for breach of treaty obligations in the transnational commercial law context, the possibility of private actor recourse against states in respect of treaty obligations, the relationship between sanctions and treaty obligations, and the impact on CTC obligations of state-to-state diplomatic practice on treaty compliance. There will be a discussion of the application of international law concepts to actions taken in Russia which have an impact on CTC obligations and a session on public international law and institutions, as well as sessions comparing, in an international law context, different types of property rights including those under the CTC, and public and private aviation treaties (the CTC and the Chicago Convention). The conference will begin with a keynote address by Professor Philippa Webb of King’s College, London.
The conference will take place in the Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College, Cambridge, CB3 9AN. There will be a conference dinner at Gonville & Caius College on the evening of the 13th of September. Refreshments during the two days of the conference and the conference dinner are included in the conference fee of £315 for in person attendance. There is a fee of £155 for online attendance.
Fees are waived for students, academics who cannot obtain funding from their institution and government officials. If you are eligible for a fee waiver, please use this code: CTAC22B. You will have to self-certify that you fall into the relevant category.
Booking is available here. If you have any questions about the booking system, please contact charlie@suzyhowes.co.uk
The draft Programme can be found here.
Accommodation
Ensuite bed and breakfast accommodation in Robinson College is available for the nights of 12, 13 and/or 14 September. You can book accommodation in Robinson College here. Please use the promotion code 46062 while making your booking. A guest can also be invited to attend the Conference dinner on 13th September at an additional cost of £70.
If you prefer to arrange your own accommodation elsewhere, you may find useful the enclosed list of hotels in Cambridge offering a variety of options.

The Fellows House
The Graduate
University Arms
Hilton Cambridge City Centre
Hotel du Vin
The Varsity Hotel
The Clayton Hotel
We look forward to welcoming you in Cambridge (or online) for what promises to be yet another excellent and inspiring conference.
All updates regarding the conference, including the programme, will be shared on this page. Please contact Hamza Hameed (h.hameed@unidroit.org) for any additional information.

Conference Sponsors

10th Cape Town Convention Academic Conference
2021-09-29 09:00 - 2021-09-30 17:00 (Europe/Rome) | University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom
10th Cape Town Convention Academic Project Conference 2021, Robinson College, Cambridge
Invitation
This year’s conference will be held on Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th of September 2021. It will be held in Cambridge as an in-person conference, but also with the opportunity to join virtually for anyone who is not able to join in person.
This year the conference will focus on two topics. The first day will consist of reflections on the past, present and future of the Cape Town Convention in its first 20 years and the second day is an in-depth analysis of some key topics in relation to enforcement of international interests, particularly when the debtor is insolvent. Each session will include ample opportunity for questions and debate. The conference will be of interest both to academics and to practising lawyers.
The pandemic has been a real test for the Cape Town system, and the conference is an opportunity to discuss some of the most important points that have arisen in an academic context. The 20 year reflection will includes papers making an assessment of the impact of the CTC after 20 years, an assessment of its impact in a post-pandemic world and considering the relationship between the CTC and Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG). The reflection will also include a discussion of possible CTC topics for future research, to inspire current academics and future doctoral students. There will be papers on the meaning of ‘insolvency proceedings’ in Art 1(l) CTC, the significance in cross-border insolvency of Aircraft Protocol (AP) Art XXX(4), the meaning of ‘give possession’ in AP Art XI Alt A (2) and the application in insolvency proceedings of AP Art XI Alt A (10) (and the equivalent provisions in the other protocols).
For full details, please see the programme.
We do hope that those who are able to come in person will do so, as there are very many advantages to be able to meet each other and to discuss interesting issues about the Cape Town Convention informally as well as during the formal conference sessions. We missed these advantages last year and it would be wonderful to be able to have them this year at least for some of the Cape Town community, although we realise that it is likely to be very difficult for some people to come to an in-person conference this September, and also that we will have to keep a close eye on developments in the UK and elsewhere between now and September.
The conference will take place in the Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College, Cambridge, CB3 9AN. There will be a conference dinner at Robinson College on the evening of the 29th September. Refreshments during the two days of the conference and the conference dinner are included in the conference fee of £300 for in person attendance.
There is a fee of £150 for online attendance.
Fees are waived for students, academics who cannot obtain funding from their institution and government officials. If you are eligible for a fee waiver, please use this code: CTWS220A. You will have to self-certify that you fall into the relevant category.
Booking is available here.
If you have any questions about the booking system, please contact charlie@suzyhowes.co.uk
Accommodation
Ensuite bed and breakfast accommodation in Robinson College is available for the nights of 28, 29 and/or 30 September. You can book accommodation in Robinson College here. A guest can also be invited to attend the Conference dinner on 29th September at an additional cost of £70.
If you prefer to arrange your own accommodation elsewhere, you may find useful the enclosed list of hotels in Cambridge offering a variety of options.
The Fellows House
The Graduate
University Arms
Hilton Cambridge City Centre
Hotel du Vin
The Varsity Hotel
The Clayton Hotel
We look forward to welcoming you in Cambridge (or online) for what promises to be yet another excellent and inspiring conference.
Yours Sincerely,
Professor Louise Gullifer Q.C. (hon) FBA
Professor Ignacio Tirado
Professor Jeffrey Wool

Conference Sponsors:

Launch of the Guide on Best Practices for Electronic Collateral Registries
2021-09-24 11:00 - 12:30 (Europe/Rome) | Rome & Zoom
The project on Best Practices in the Field of Electronic Registry Design and Operation, which is run under the auspices of the Cape Town Convention Academic Project, in partnership with the UNIDROIT Foundation and Aviareto, is pleased to invite you to attend the launch of its Guide on Best Practices for Electronic Collateral Registries. This Guide explores various critical performance factors in the design and operation of an electronic collateral registry and has been developed by the project group over the course of 5 years. It will be launched at a side-event to the 100th Session of the UNIDROIT Governing Council in Rome and on Zoom.
To register to participate in this event over Zoom, please click here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_F5BKuI4ZSkuR1YoKhU4RAg. To register to participate in-person in Rome, please contact us directly.

Cape Town Convention Academic Conference
2020-09-10 12:00 - 2020-09-11 18:00 (Europe/Rome) | UNIDROIT, Via Panisperna 28, Rome, 00184, Italy
The 9th Annual Cape Town Convention Academic Conference will take place in Rome at the UNIDROIT Headquarters, with an option to participate virtually via Zoom, on 10-11 September 2020. Click here to see the Programme of the Conference.
We are very sorry to have to let you know that it won’t be possible to hold the conference in Cambridge this year, owing to the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions on meetings and travel that are currently in place in the UK, and which may still apply in September.
While it is a great shame not to be able to welcome you to Cambridge in 2020, we are delighted to let you know that the conference will go ahead on the same dates (Thursday 10th and Friday 11th of September 2020) at the headquarters of UNIDROIT in Rome and also on ZOOM. While the content of the papers and discussion will remain the same, the format will take account of the fact that many will be attending virtually, and every attempt will be made to make attending the conference the same stimulating and interactive experience as it has been for the past 8 years.
The topics covered include an in-depth discussion of the impact of COVID-19 on the operation of the CTC, particularly in the context of insolvency law, as well as papers on subjects with great topical relevance, such as the interaction between the EU insolvency regulation and the CTC, and judicial breach of the CTC. There are two papers relating to the Pretoria Protocol on mining, agricultural and construction equipment: one considering the amendment provisions and another on the features and challenges of developing the MAC International Registry. There will also be a discussion of the judicial guide to the CTC.
The programme is still in draft. Not all the speakers are yet confirmed, given the current circumstances, and the timings may change. We would very much like to be able to accommodate everyone attending virtually, although this will not be possible for everyone, so we may adjust the timing of sessions nearer the date.
Given the circumstances, there will be no charge for the conference this year. If you would like to attend the conference, please fill in the online booking form https://ctcap.org/cape-town-convention-academic-conference/9th-cape-town-convention-academic-conference-registration/. Full joining instructions will be sent out nearer the time.
On the two days immediately preceding the conference, there will be two workshops for two projects which are part of the Cape Town Convention Academic Project: the project on the Economic Assessment of International Commercial Law Reform and the project on Best Practices in the Field of Electronic Registry Design and Operation. These projects examine important aspects of transnational law and practice which are of great relevance to the development and operation of the CTC.
Full participation in these workshops is restricted to the members of the respective project groups. However, this year attendees at the CTC conference are invited to observe one or both of these workshops. Please indicate whether you would like to do this on the online booking form.
We look forward to welcoming you, in Rome or virtually, for what promises to be yet another excellent and inspiring conference this year. We also look forward to welcoming you in Cambridge for the 10th conference in 2021.
Yours Sincerely,
Professor Louise Gullifer Q.C. (hon) FBA
Professor Ignacio Tirado
Professor Jeffrey Wool

4th Workshop for the project on Best Practices in the Field of Electronic Registry Design and Operation
2020-09-09 | UNIDROIT, Via Panisperna 28, Rome, 00184, Italy
The 4th Workshop for the project on Best Practices in the Field of Electronic Registry Design and Operation will be held on 9 September 2020 in Rome & Zoom.
The project on Best Practices in the Field of Electronic Registry Design and Operation (BPER) seeks, through an inter-disciplinary approach, to study and link elements of the ‘best practices’ standard and to develop a framework from both legal and technical angles. The project is run by the Cape Town Convention Academic Project, in partnership with the UNIDROIT Foundation, Aviareto, and the Aviation Working Group.
Click here to learn more.

6th Workshop for the Economic Assessment of International Commercial Law Reform Project
2020-09-08 | UNIDROIT, Via Panisperna 28, Rome, 00184, Italy
The 6th Workshop for the Economic Assessment of International Commercial Law Reform Project will be held in Rome & Zoom on 8 September 2020.
This project provides a platform for work in this and seeks to create principles, standards, and parameters, including the development of guidelines for governmental economic impact and cost-benefit analyses of ICLR. It is an inter-disciplinary project with involvement from industry, national governments, international organisations, legal scholars and economists. It is run by the Cape Town Convention Academic Project, in partnership with the UNIDROIT Foundation, and the Aviation Working Group.
Click here to learn more about this project.
