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Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (CRCICA) - World Arbitration Reporter (WAR) - 2nd Edition

Author(s): 
Menna Sadek
Page Count: 
54 pages
Media Description: 
PDF from "World Arbitration Reporter - 2nd Edition"
Published: 
December, 2011
Jurisdictions: 
Egypt,
International
Practice Areas: 
Composition of Arbitral Tribunal,
Arbitration Fees,
ADR,
CRCICA
Author Detail: 

Laila El Shentenawi, MLB, is a Legal Advisor at The Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration CRCICA and an attorney at law in Egypt. Laila specializes in international commercial, business laws and mediation. Laila lectures on Arbitration and ADR in the American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Programmes which are held in cooperation with the Cairo University or CRCICA. She is the Founder of the CRCICA Young Arbitration Practitioners Forum (2008), the Middle East Representative of the LCIA YIAG (2005), and a member to several professional organisations. Among other positions, before joining CRCICA, Laila worked at DLA Matouk Bassiouny, DLA Piper Group, as an Associate in the Corporate Department. She received her master degree (master in law and business) from Bucerius Law School and WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management, Germany (2007) and LLB degree from Cairo University, Faculty of Law, English Department (2004).

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CAIRO REGIONAL CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION (CRCICA)

 

I. INTRODUCTION

A. History and Background

The Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (“CRCICA”) is an international, not-for-profit, organization operating in Egypt since 1979. CRCICA is established by dint of an international agreement1 signed between the Egyptian Government and the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization (“AALCO”).2 CRCICA enjoys all the privileges and immunities of an independent international organization in Egypt and is endowed with the juridical personality.

The objectives of CRCICA as announced by AALCO during the Doha Session in 1978 are:
• Promoting international commercial arbitration in the Asian and African regions;
• Providing for arbitration under the auspices of the centre;

• Rendering assistance in the conduct of Ad-Hoc arbitrations, particularly those held under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules;
• Coordinating and assisting the activities of existing arbitral institutions, particularly among those within the two regions; and
• Assisting in the enforcement of arbitral awards.

CRCICA established the following branches:
• The Alexandria Centre for International Maritime Arbitration (ACIMA), 1992;
• The Alexandria Centre for International Arbitration (ASIA), 2001;
• The Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Centre, 2001; and
• The Port Said Centre for Commercial and Maritime Arbitration, 2004.

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CAIRO REGIONAL CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION (CRCICA) - TABLE OF CONTENTS from World Arbitration Reporter (WAR) - 2nd Edition

  CAIRO REGIONAL CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION (CRCICA)

I. INTRODUCTION

A. History and Background 

B. Activities of CRCICA

C. CRCICA’s Organisational Framework

1. CRCICA Board of Trustees 

2. Director of CRCICA

3. CRCICA High Legal Committee

D. Recent Data on CRCICA Arbitration Cases

E. Alternative Dispute Resolution

F. Conferences and Seminars 

G. YAPF

II. ARBITRAL PROCEDURE BEFORE CRCICA

A. Panel of Arbitrators

B. CRCICA Rules of Arbitration

C. Costs of Arbitration

1. Registration Fees

2. Administrative Fees

3. Arbitrators’ Fees 

D. Other Services

1. Library

2. Publications 

3. Business services 

III. APPENDIX

A. Rules of the CRCICA

B. Institution Contact Details 

C. Bibliography