About Us

Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolutions (AIADR) was incorporated on 17 April 2018 as a Not-for-Profit Company Limited by Guarantee, in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. AIADR is the first not-for-profit member-based Asian Institution for the development and advancement of ADR forums.

AIADR is dedicated to promoting the practice of ADR through affordable and accessible education and development of the profession commencing from the Asian and African Continents and reaching out across the globe.

AIADR endeavors to spur the economic growth by avoiding or reducing disputes through creating awareness, networking among users of ADR services and practicing professionals. AIADR is the all-inclusive think-tank of the future for support the development of jurisprudence related to swift and private settlement of disputes.

AIADR as Champion of Future Growth

AIADR aims to serve as a platform for members in converging international practices, building capacity, and providing opportunities for all stakeholders of the economy in resolving disputes and seeing projects and investments through – with a initial focus on emerging Asian, African and Central & South American economies.

Unlike regional centric, national or historical institutions, often promoting domestic or protectionist agendas with little or no emphasis on developing and least developed economies, AIADR will bring these economies to the forefront through education and training, with due respect to respective cultural values of doing business and resolving consequential disputes.

AIADR will build bridges and eradicate disparities, typically overlooked or maintained by existing ADR related institutes and societies.

AIADR aims to accelerate the shift of commercial focus to the East, as Asia, Central Americas and Africa become the motors of world’s economic growth, with the added impetus by the Belt & Road Initiative which is set to connect Asia, Africa and parts of Europe through land and sea infrastructure development.

AIADR Offers:

Affordable and Accessible Education

Tailor-made programmes to suit EAstern norms in resolving disputes and doing business, at international standards.

Credentialing Integrity

Post-Nominal Letters signifying expertise and experience in ADR. Our Code of Professional Conduct will ensure quality and professionalism, overseen by our 12-Member Disciplinary Committee.

ADR Knowledge Database

A database of information including newsletters, ADR news and knowledge resources pooling from our members and other sources with a focus on Asia, Africa and the Caribbean.

Inclusiveness

Dedicated Committees to cater to all our stakeholders: including practitioners and non-practitioners (young and experienced) and students. There will be Special Committees for universities, arbitral institutions, policy makers, media, as well as corporations.

Benchmarking Quality

CPD Scheme for members to ensure younger members proactively engage with our training programmes, while experienced members pay-it-forward in the form of thought leadership, moulding the future of ADR across the emerging continents.

Career Counselling

A platform for ADR employers, practitioners, non-practitioners and students to benefit from ADR employment opportunities across the continents.

Panels of Certified Practitioners

Our Panels of Certified ADR Practitioners will aid investors in resolving disputes and seeing investments through across the emerging economies of Asia, Africa and globally.

Discounts

Members will be given discounts on all AiADR training programmes, networking events, books, and other products and services offered by third parties.

The Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution (AIADR) is the first not-for-profit member-based Asian centre for ADR. The Institute was launched in April 2018 by His Excellency Prof Dr. Kennedy Gastorn, Secretary General of the Asian-African Legal Consultative Organisation (AALCO), Datuk Professor Sundra Rajoo, President of the Council of the AIADR and Dato’ Quek Ngee Meng as the Vice President of the Council of the AIADR.

The AIADR is endorsed by the AALCO, which comprises 47 member states from Asia and Africa, including China, Indonesia, Malaysia and many other countries in East Asia. It has been developing slowly but steadily since launched. Now from the Year 2019 onward, AIADR has passed its infancy stage and is going through a fast track development.

The AIADR though incorporated in Malaysia but it shall be the Global Institute with coverage across Asia and rest of the world. The AIADR is currently undergoing fast-track development and has membership of more than 600 from around the world.

The Secretariat is temporarily located at Bangunan Sulaiman, Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, Kuala Lumpur 50000 Malaysia, and satellite offices in Asia are being developed to serve the membership across the continent.

AIADR is established primarily for “Promoting Global Trade and Delivering Excellence in Alternative Dispute Resolution Forums” worldwide other than resolution by Courts, and the following: –.

Promoting commerce and industry;
Promoting social cohesion amongst practitioners and non-practitioners in the Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) field; and
Promoting education and research.

These objects shall be carried out in (among others) the following manner:

Education & training to persons with interest in private dispute resolution

Promotion and dissemination of knowledge through conferences, seminars, training, lectures, meetings, publications etc. relating to private dispute resolution

Providing a means of testing the qualifications of candidates when considering applications for membership

Supervision and monitoring of performance and conduct of Members

Acting as a think-tank for improving the state of the law relating to private dispute resolution

The establishment of a Panel of experienced Practitioners

The maintenance of resource and knowledge centers for the benefit of its Members

The provision of facilities to carry out any of the above

Any measure that the Institute and the Council deems fit in advancing the objects of the Institute

Our Vision

The AIADR shall be a repertoire of global jurisprudence, formed by professional membership, recognized by international institutions, striving for the advancement of alternative dispute resolution methodologies, for amicable conflicts management and effective dispute resolution.

Our Mission

Make Membership Affordable

To be the preferred Institute for independent professionals from across the globe to become the members of AIADR and be recognized as elite professionals.

Neutral, Nonaligned and Quality Legal Knowledgebase

Develop resources of jurisprudence appropriate for target jurisdictions, within AIADR, for supporting developing States on policy and law making matters, for management and administration of conflicts and dispute resolution.

Multilingual Professional Development and Training Courses

AIADR will develop and deliver dynamically progressive courses and training for continuous professional development of its members and users of ADR services in the preferred or first languages of its members and Branches.

Promote Cost Effective ADR Forums

AIADR shall be the Institute for full spectrum of ADR Forums, including:

Mediation
Adjudication
Expert Determination and Expert Witness Services
Arbitration
Dispute Adjudication Board and Dispute Resolution Board
Observer and Member of Working Groups at UNCITRAL, WIPO, IMO and other Organs of the United Nations

Network of Branches

AIADR shall be present through a network of Branches in all 47 states of AALCO and other States where interested members would like to make representation within their home States.

Support for User Industries of ADR Services

AIADR shall be the support Centre for in-house legal counsels and corporate bodies from diverse range of industries. The Corporate members will be supported by Guidelines and Training curriculum customised to their respective businesses, for their key management personnel.

Mentoring Programs

oung members and specialist from industry will benefit by undergoing mentoring programs for enhancement of their career in ADR fields of choice. The initial choices of specialization will be available for the following:

Shipping, Maritime and Offshore Segments
Oil & Gas Exploration and Exploitation
Palm Oil Industry Professionals
Medical and Pharmaceutical Professionals
Banking, Finance and Islamic Financing Professionals
Commodity Trading
Foreign Direct Investment and Treaty Based Dispute Resolution
Sports and International Competitive Sporting Events

Core Values

Each member and associates of the Institute owe their allegiance and loyalty to the Institute, in nurturing and upholding the following 10 Core Values as a minimum:

Integrity, Honesty and Fairness

Independent, Neutral, and Impartial

Non-partisan and Free from Political Influences

Transparency in all aspects of governance and decision making powers

Efficiency measured by optimum Time and Cost in resolving disputes

Encouraging Business Continuity and Relations between the parties

Ethical Code of Conduct at a level higher than expected of an Public Office Bearer, in discharging their duties whether fiduciary or otherwise

Abstain from Discrimination: United Front against discrimination of any type including gender, race, religion, region, nationality, colour, language, cultural background, country of origin, etcetera

Disclosure of any and all circumstances, which may give rise to a perception or real conflicts of interest

Confidentiality in all matters related to ADR services rendered and as required by laws, rules and regulations

Patron

AIADR being the first futuristic Institution of Asia for promotion of dispute avoidance and resolution through ADR Forums, the role of Patron will be challenging and rewarding. A Patron will not only support the objectives of the AIADR but will also be expected to set the stage for future generations to come.

Members of AIADR are invited to submit the names of suitable distinguished leaders in their respective jurisdictions, Asia, Africa, Arabian Gulf and rest of the world, willing to lend support for the causes of AIADR.

The position of the Patron of AIADR is currently vacant. The members will be invited during the next AGM to propose the suitable Patriarch of ADR Forums to be invited and pave the way forward for AIADR to achieve its goals and fulfill the Vision.

Message from the President

Dear members

I hope that you and your loved ones continue to be safe and healthy.

First and foremost, I would like to wish you a very Happy New Year 2022! Despite a very challenging 2021 which surely impacted us on a personal and professional level, I believe that we should always have faith and hope that a brand new year is like a brand new beginning of a cycle. As Thomas Carlyle once said, “He who has health, has hope; and he who has hope has everything.”

On the Institute’s perspective, my belief that greater things shall come for us was not hinged on blind faith or empty dreams. If you had followed the Institute’s progress through the past few months (via email, social media accounts or joining our events), you would also have noticed that our activities had been ever increasing and hopefully have had some impacts or benefits to your professional journey in the realm of ADR. Some of our recent and upcoming initiatives are as follows:

The Institute was formally inducted as one of the founding members of the International Commercial Dispute Prevention and Settlement Organisation (ICDPASO) based in China and an Advisory Council member. ICDPASO as an international organisation jointly set up by various stakeholders including legal service providers, the chambers of commerce, research institutions, universities and other stakeholders from around the world, is a true game changer. Its global outreach particularly along the Belt and Road Countries will create a holistic dispute prevention, management and resolution structure aimed at achieving the aim of business efficacy. I have strong belief that ICDPASO’s impact will be far reaching and will ensure that the benefit of the collaboration would be truly felt by our members.

With the rising use of mediation and arbitration which are now being statutorily imposed by many countries fighting the pandemic, we have recently launched our own initiatives to assist our members and community at large with the recent publication of the AIADR Mediation Rules and future publication of AIADR Ad Hoc Arbitration Rules 2020. Together with the virtual assistance scheme, it is hoped that this initiatives would spur the use of mediation and arbitration, and benefit our members in their professional works.

We have organised, collaborated with, or supported other organisations to deliver 6 webinars in the space of 5 months since August 2020 on topics of relevance to the ADR fraternity. We also organised a huge full day event entitled “COVID-19 Asian Mediation Forum” on 23 December 2020, bringing together multiple panellists from around the globe and broadcasted to our members and the ADR fraternity worldwide. We hope to be organising more events and welcome our members to reach out to us on collaboration for webinars on topics related to ADR.

We had launched our inaugural course for the Associate Entry Level Course Module 1 successfully in September 2020 with several graduates joining our Institute as Associate members. More courses and workshops are planned for the year 2021, starting with the ‘Mediation Course’ and I encourage members to join as participants or even as speakers for the courses.

We had launched our inaugural quarterly journal, the AIADR Journal of International ADR Forum in August 2020. Together with our bimonthly newsletter, we aim to share and update our members on the happenings of ADR globally while also be the platform for our members to express themselves through their writings. Currently, our newsletter is on its 9th issue while the Journal is on its 2nd issue. I hope more members would be interested to share their writings with us to be published on our mediums.

Our Working Committees are being set up to facilitate the growth of the Institute and to assist our members in their journey through the ADR forum. We would be honored if you would like to join one of the Committees by filling up the online form HERE.

We had recently shared with all our members a FREE copy of my Chinese translated textbook on arbitration entitled “ 仲裁的规则、程序与实践 (Law, Practice and Procedure of Arbitration)”. The translated text was given free of charge so that the knowledge can be shared more widely with our Chinese speaking members and audience.

As our valued member, I hope that you would be willing to contribute to the Institute’s growth by participating actively in our initiatives such as being a Committee Member, publishing your articles on our newsletter and journal, or even reach out to us if you would like to co-organise a webinar on the ADR topic of your interest.

On a similar note, as a membership organisation fully funded by its members, the Institute relies exclusively on our members’ contributions in the form of membership fees. As such, we would be obliged if you would extend your support to the Institute by renewing your membership for the new 2021 term if you still have yet to do so. This would enable you to continue enjoying the benefits of membership including the use of post nominals letters and possession of the membership certificate.

You may log in to our website or click the links below for direct online payment to renew your membership. You could also get in touch with our Secretariat (aiadr.membership@aiadr.world) if you have any queries or in need of any assistance.

Once again, I hope that you would continue to support our Institute and together, we would strive to enhance the professional quality of the ADR fraternity.

Thank you and sincerely,

Datuk Professor Sundra Rajoo

President of Council Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution

Datuk Professor Sundra Rajoo

PJN, FMIArb, FICA, FACICA, FRICS, MAE, FCABE, FPAM, APPM

President

Datuk Professor Sundra Rajoo is the Former Director of AIAC and President of AIADR. After obtaining his first honours degree in Housing, Building and Planning from Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang in 1979, he started work with Central Bank of Malaysia. He then proceeded to Australia and obtained two professional degrees in Architecture and Town Planning.

Datuk Rajoo’s roll of honour includes being Founding President of the Society of Construction Law, Malaysia and the Past President of the Asia Pacific Regional Arbitration Grouping (APRAG), which is a federation of nearly 40 arbitral institutions in the Asia Pacific region. He is Past Worldwide President of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He is a member of the Monetary Penalty Review Committee under the Financial Services Act 2013. He is also the past President of the Asia Pacific Regional Arbitration Grouping (APRAG), which is a federation of nearly 40 arbitral institutions in the Asia Pacific region. He is an Adjunct Professor at the Law Faculty of University of Malaya, Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Built Environment, University of Technology Malaysia and past Visiting Professor at the Law Faculty, National University of Malaysia.

Datuk Rajoo has been appointed as the Chairman of the ADNDRC effective 1st January 2017 and has also been appointed as the Deputy Chairman of Adjudicatory Chamber of FIFA’s Independent Ethics Committee.

Datuk Rajoo is an Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya. He is also a Professional Architect and Registered Town Planner. He has had numerous appointments as arbitrator either as chairman, co-arbitrator of three-man panels and sole arbitrator in international and domestic arbitrations.

Dr. Hu Li

Commission Member and Deputy Secretary General, CIETAC; Vice Chairman, CMAC

Vice President

Dr. Hu Li is Research Fellow, IP Judicial Protection Study Center of the Supreme People’s Court, P.R. China, Visiting Professor, the International Law School of China University of Political Science and Law and the Law School of Central University of Finance and Economics (China).

Dr. Hu Li is also Arbitrator of International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) designated by the Government of the People’s Republic of China, and also a Panel Member (Arbitrator) of international organizations such as Asian International Arbitration Center (AIAC) (Kuala Lumpur Regional Center for Arbitration KLRCA) and Cairo Regional Center for International Commercial Arbitration (CRCICA), as well as a Panel Member (Arbitrator) of regional or national institutions such as Hong Kong International Arbitration Center (HKIAC), Chinese Arbitration Association (Taibei), National Arbitration Forum (NAF, USA), the International Arbitration Court at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Arbitration Foundation of Southern Africa (AFSA) and International Commercial Arbitration Court and Maritime Arbitration Commission at the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICAC and MAC at the UCCI) as well as Mongolian International and National Arbitration Center (MINAC).

Man Sing Yeung

Chartered Arbitrator, Accredited Adjudicator, Accredited Mediator, Quantity Surveyor & Legal Counsel

Vice President & Honorary Secretary; AIADR Governance Council Member- Hong Kong, Macau & Taiwan Region

Mr Man Sing Yeung is a Hong Kong practicing construction lawyer in private sector. Mr Yeung is also a chartered arbitrator, chartered quantity surveyor and accredited mediator / adjudicator.

Mr Yeung graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Quantity Surveying and completed a Master of Laws at the University of Hong Kong. Mr Yeung was admitted as solicitor of the HKSAR in 1993 and had since been involved in alternative dispute resolution services in respect of construction and international investment.

Mr Yeung was the past Chair of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (East Asia Branch), and the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre’s Hong Kong Mediation Council. He was once a member of the Steering Committee on Mediation of Department of Justice, HKSAR. Mr Yeung is now the Chair of the Law Society’s Arbitrators Admission Committee, and serving the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, UK.

As a practicing arbitrator for a fair nos. of cases since 2000, Mr Yeung is with arbitral panels in Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Malaysia, India, Japan, mainland China, Taiwan and England. Being on the mediation panels with different jurisdictions, Mr Yeung is also a practicing mediator in cases involving construction related and cross border investment disputes.

Dr. Christopher Malcolm

Secretary General, Jamaica International Arbitration Centre Limited (JAIAC)

Vice President; AIADR Governance Council Member- Caribbean Region

Dr Malcolm is a Former Attorney General, British Virgin Islands and Head, Legal Unit of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States. He is a Partner in Malcolm Gordon, attorneys-at-law, Jamaica. Dr Malcolm is also Director, Mona Law Institutes Unit, and Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law at Mona, University of the West Indies; Secretary General, Jamaica International Arbitration Centre Limited; Executive Director, Street Law Caribbean; Fellow, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators; Past Chair, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators – Caribbean Branch; Member, Technical Advisory Group, Improved Access to Justice in the Caribbean (IMPACT) Project.

He is an alumnus of Munro College, the University of the West Indies at Cave Hill, the Norman Manley Law School, the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University London, and the UNCTAD Virtual Institute, in collaboration with the Universities of Barcelona and Chile, where he examined Legal Instruments of Economic Law and Regional Integration.

Dr Malcolm is admitted to practice in Jamaica, the British Virgin Islands, Dominica, St. Lucia and Belize. His expertise and practitioner-academic interests include Arbitration and ADR, Banking and Finance, Construction and Real Estate, Administrative and Employment, Corporate and Commercial, Regional Integration and Economic Development. Dr Malcolm’s many publications include the Jamaica Chapter in the World Arbitration Reporter.

Dr Malcolm has represented both public and private sector persons and entities generally, as well as more specifically in relation to Arbitration and ADR. Insofar as Arbitration and ADR is concerned, while the scope of services that Dr Malcolm has offered as arbitrator, mediator and counsel is broad, he has maintained special interest in matters involving Banking and Finance, Insurance and Securities, Corporate and Commercial, Construction and Real Estate, Administrative and Employment, Trade and Investment, Regional Integration and Economic Development, and general Contracts.

Samrith Kaur

Managing Partner · ‎Messrs. Samrith Sanjiv & Partners

Honorary Treasurer

Samrith Kaur, is an advocate and solicitor and the Managing Partner at Messrs. Samrith Sanjiv & Partners in Kuala Lumpur. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in law from the University of Coventry, United Kingdom and secured her Certificate of Legal Practice at the University of Malaya. She also holds a Master degree in Law from University of Malaya where one of her areas of interest was in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).

She is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, United Kingdom and with the Malaysian Institute of Arbitrators. She was past Vice Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Kuala Lumpur Branch (2012-2014), Past President of Sports Law Association Malaysia (SLAM) (2020-2023) and currently the Vice President of Malaysian Society of Adjudicators. She was appointed as a panel of three-member arbitrators for the first time in the history of the SEA Games during the 29th SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur in 2017.

Samrith is a Certified Mediator and is on the panel of Bar Council Malaysian Mediation Centre (MMC) and as Arbitrator, Mediator and Adjudicator on the panel of Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution (AIADR), Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC), SIDREC, Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC), Thai Arbitration Institute (Office of the Judiciary), Thai Arbitration Centre, Brunei Darussalam Arbitration Centre and recently a panellist with Borneo International Centre for Arbitration and Mediation (BICAM). She is also a Domain Name Dispute Resolution Panellist with AIAC and Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre in Hong Kong.

Besides actively employing her mediation skills in her legal practise, Samrith frequently delivers talks and lectures to professional bodies and at international conferences. She is also actively involved in providing training to several professional bodies on ADR. She has co-authored a handbook on Practice & Procedure of Mediation and published several articles in law journals.

Committtees & Sub-committees

The Committees and Sub-Committees of AIADR (the “Institute”) are formed and regulated by the Governing Council (“GC”), in accordance with the Clause 103 to 105 of the Constitution, to support the GC for the governance and management of the Institute.

Permanent Committees of the Institute

There shall be seven (7) permanent committees and three (3) Sub-Committees, for the purpose and objectives as described herein for each committee. The GC may decide to add more committees or Sub-Committees as deemed necessary to manage the functional enhancement and development of the Institute. The Disciplinary Hearing Tribunal shall be appointed for each specific case, on adhoc basis till such time when the need for a permanent tribunal or disciplinary hearings committee, arises.

Membership Development Committee (“MDC”)
Professional Development & Education Committee (“PDEC”)
- SC-1: Programs Sub-Committee
- SC-2: Standards, Accreditation & Examination Sub-Committee (“SSAE”)
Disputes Resolutions and Appointments Committee (“DRAC”)
Events Development & Management Committee (“EDMC”)
Marketing and Communications Committee (“MCC”)
- SC-1: Editorial Sub-Committee (“ESC”)
- SC-2: Internet & Web Content Management Sub-Committee
- SC-3: Fund Raising and Promotions Sub-Committee
Business Development & International Relations Committee (“BDIRC”)
Audit Committee (“AC”)

Applications are invited from the Members and Fellows of the Institute to join the above committees by filling up the EOI here.

Annual Reports

In accordance with the Constitution of the AIADR and the Companies Act, the Annual Reports will be presented to the members during each AGM.

Downloadable files

Please refer to the ‘Resources‘ page to download the documents.

AIADR publishes Bimonthly Newsletter on each odd month ends, which is January, March, May, July, September and November each Year.

The Newsletter is named appropriately with the core objective of AIADR as “ADR Centurion”.

It contains contributions from its Members and Non-Members from around the world. The focus is on interesting news and views of happenings at AIADR and its members’ jurisdictions, the premier Institution for enhancing global ADR Forums and dispute avoidance.

ADR Centurion Volume 2, Issue 13

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Downloadable files

Invitation for Contribution

You are encouraged to participate actively in the development of the Institute and contribute your articles for future publications. You may also submit views and comments for improvements, which you would like to see and the topics of interest to be addressed in upcoming Issues.

All articles can be submitted to: aiadr.editor@aiadr.world

Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolutions (AIADR) was incorporated on 17 April 2018 as a Not-for-Profit Company Limited by Guarantee, in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. AIADR is the first not-for-profit member-based Asian Institution for the development and advancement of ADR forums.

AIADR is dedicated to promoting the practice of ADR through affordable and accessible education and development of the profession commencing from the Asian and African Continents and reaching out across the globe.

AIADR endeavors to spur the economic growth by avoiding or reducing disputes through creating awareness, networking among users of ADR services and practicing professionals. AIADR is the all-inclusive think-tank of the future for support the development of jurisprudence related to swift and private settlement of disputes.

AIADR as Champion of Future Growth

Unlike regional centric, national or historical institutions, often promoting domestic or protectionist agendas with little or no emphasis on developing and least developed economies, AIADR will bring these economies to the forefront through education and training, with due respect to respective cultural values of doing business and resolving consequential disputes.

AIADR will build bridges and eradicate disparities, typically overlooked or maintained by existing ADR related institutes and societies.

AIADR aims to accelerate the shift of commercial focus to the East, as Asia, Central Americas and Africa become the motors of world’s economic growth, with the added impetus by the Belt & Road Initiative which is set to connect Asia, Africa and parts of Europe through land and sea infrastructure development.

AIADR Offers:

Affordable and Accessible Education

Tailor-made programmes to suit EAstern norms in resolving disputes and doing business, at international standards.

Credentialing Integrity

Post-Nominal Letters signifying expertise and experience in ADR. Our Code of Professional Conduct will ensure quality and professionalism, overseen by our 12-Member Disciplinary Committee.

ADR Knowledge Database

A database of information including newsletters, ADR news and knowledge resources pooling from our members and other sources with a focus on Asia, Africa and the Caribbean.

Inclusiveness

Benchmarking Quality

Career Counselling

A platform for ADR employers, practitioners, non-practitioners and students to benefit from ADR employment opportunities across the continents.

Panels of Certified Practitioners

Our Panels of Certified ADR Practitioners will aid investors in resolving disputes and seeing investments through across the emerging economies of Asia, Africa and globally.

Discounts

Members will be given discounts on all AiADR training programmes, networking events, books, and other products and services offered by third parties.

AIADR as Champion of Future Growth

AIADR Offers:

Affordable and Accessible Education

Credentialing Integrity

ADR Knowledge Database

Inclusiveness

Benchmarking Quality

Career Counselling

Panels of Certified Practitioners

Discounts

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AIADR Offers:

Affordable and Accessible Education

Credentialing Integrity

ADR Knowledge Database

Inclusiveness

Benchmarking Quality

Career Counselling

Panels of Certified Practitioners

Discounts

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