IICA Partners with IAMC to Enhance Dispute Resolution Training

The Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) has taken a significant step towards enhancing institutional collaboration by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the International Arbitration and Mediation Centre (IAMC) in Hyderabad. This partnership, backed by the Government of Telangana and the High Court of Telangana, aims to promote professional excellence in arbitration, mediation, and corporate affairs.

The MOU was formalized in a ceremony attended by key figures from both institutions. Shri Gyaneshwar Kumar Singh, the Director-General and CEO of IICA, welcomed Shri AJ Jawad, the CEO and Registrar of IAMC. The agreement was signed by Shri Col. Amandeep Singh Puri, Chief Administrative Officer at IICA, and Shri AJ Jawad, symbolizing a collaborative effort to advance skills and knowledge in alternative dispute resolution.

Importance of Institutional Partnerships

During the event, Prof. (Dr.) Naveen Sirohi, Head of the Centre for Excellence in Alternative Dispute Resolution (CEADR) at IICA, emphasized the significance of institutional partnerships for knowledge exchange and professional development. The collaboration is expected to lead to the creation of tailored courses, workshops, and seminars, ultimately producing a specialized pool of professionals in arbitration and mediation.

In his keynote address, Shri Gyaneshwar Kumar Singh highlighted the vital role that mediation plays, particularly in the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector. He noted the connection between effective dispute resolution practices and economic growth, asserting that these initiatives will contribute to goals such as a robust GDP and increased exports. He urged for a focus on strengthening investor confidence through institutional support in arbitration and mediation, aligning with the vision of a Trillion-Dollar Economy in Haryana by 2047.

Collaborative Vision for the Future

Shri AJ Jawad, in his special address, expressed optimism for a close working relationship between IAMC and IICA. He emphasized the potential for leveraging each other’s resources and expertise to develop structured programs and policy-oriented research. This collaboration is expected to significantly enhance the alternative dispute resolution ecosystem across India, promoting best practices and innovation.

The signing of the MOU was facilitated by the CEADR at IICA, under the leadership of Prof. (Dr.) Naveen Sirohi, reflecting the institution’s commitment to advancing excellence in corporate affairs and dispute resolution training.

About IICA and IAMC Hyderabad

The Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs serves as an autonomous institution under India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs. It focuses on research, policy support, capacity building, and professional development in various areas, including corporate governance and insolvency. Meanwhile, IAMC in Hyderabad is dedicated to promoting arbitration and mediation, working to enhance accessibility and expertise in alternative dispute resolution methods.

Shalini Singh

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