29.04.2025.

18:15–19:15

Vieslekcija norisināsies e-vidē 

Vieslektore: Salome Tsurtsumia (Associated Professor of European University, Georgia)

Lekcijas apraksts:

In this lecture, Salome Tsurtsumia, Associated Professor of European University, Georgia, presents an in-depth exploration of international disputes arising from large-scale infrastructure and investment projects. Drawing on her extensive professional experience, she offers practical insights into the legal and procedural complexities involved in managing such disputes within the framework of international construction contracts.

The talk explores key dispute resolution mechanisms used in international contracts. Lecture will outlines how disputes typically arise, the importance of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, and the role of international arbitration. The lecture also highlights real-world challenges, including document management, expert involvement, and enforcement of decisions, offering students and practitioners a rare behind-the-scenes look at resolving complex construction and investment conflicts in a global context.

This lecture provides a comprehensive and practical overview of the mechanisms and challenges involved in resolving international infrastructure and investment disputes, offering valuable guidance for students, legal practitioners, and infrastructure professionals navigating the complex intersection of law, engineering, and international investment.