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 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: –.

  1. Promoting commerce and industry;
  2. Promoting social cohesion amongst practitioners and non-practitioners in the Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) field; and
  3. 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

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

Affordable and Accessible Education

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Discounts

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

Contact Us

Should you require quick response on specific requests, you may also fill up an online enquiry form, call or email to us.

    简体中文English