Армянский арбитражный институт (Ереван)

Шаблон:Unitedt Armenian Arbitration Institute of International Dispute Resolution Centre (Yerevan)Armenian Arbitration Institute of International Dispute Resolution Centre Address: 1 Charentc Street, 4th floor, Yerevan, 375025, Republic of Armenia Phone: (374 9) 41 38 70 Fax: (374 1) 57 85 40 E-mail: idrcarmenia@armenia.com

Mr. Ashot Sarkissian President

Mr. Sargis Grigoryan, LL.M. Secretary-General, Member of IAI, YIAG of LCIA Phone: (374 9) 41 38 70 E-mail: arbitration@armenia.com

Armenian Arbitration Institute of International Dispute Resolution Centre is "Your Armenian Gateway to Dispute Resolution!" by providing an administered dispute resolution service at reasonable cost and a panel of arbitrators and conciliators specialising in commercial disputes, capable of offering a full range of dispute resolution schemes, including arbitration, conciliation and adjudication.

In line with the primary objective in the Charter, "to promote and facilitate the determination of disputes by arbitration and alternative forms of dispute resolution in Armenia", the Centre provides the following services: Education and training programmes for potential and practising arbitrators and users of the arbitral process in Armenia and region. Maintenance of a panel of Arbitrators and a Register of Expert Witnesses. Maintenance of a panel of Conciliators. Appointment and nomination service of suitably qualified persons to act as arbitrators and conciliators. Nomination service of expert witnesses. Nomination of adjudicators for parties involved in construction disputes. Setting up and administration of dispute resolution schemes. Consulting disputing parties in the field of dispute resolution.

UNCITRAL (The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law)

The UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules are frequently chosen by parties who do not opt for the rules of any specific institution.

The UNCITRAL Rules may be used in arbitrations which are not administered by, or conducted under the auspices of, any arbitral institution. As such, they may be characterised as "stand alone" rules. However, for parties preferring a combination of UNCITRAL procedures and an appointing and/or administering body, the AAI is willing and able to perform either or both of these functions.

The AAI may be designated as the appointing authority by the Secretary-General of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, upon the application of a party. Alternatively, parties may provide in their contract for an appointing and/or an administering role for the AAI.

The AAI will also act as the administering authority for disputes subject to settlement under the UNCITRAL Conciliation Rules.

Other Services

AAI's free information service covers the following areas: Furnishing general information and assistance in connection with both international and domestic dispute resolution. Answering enquiries concerning any proposed conciliation, mediation or arbitration in Armenia. Providing information on arbitration law and procedure relating to international arbitrations in Armenia. Giving information on appropriate forms of arbitration clauses. Advising on arbitrators' fees. Making any relevant enquiries of and arrangements with arbitration centres elsewhere in the world.

Parties should nevertheless obtain separate legal advice when necessary.

News

Arbitration and Mediation Center of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). WIPO received its 5,000th domain name case under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP)... International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). Disputes before Centre. New Designations to the ICSID Panels of Conciliators and of Arbitrator...

American Arbitration Association (AAA). AAA Rules changes and revised fee schedule announced...

Who's who

Mr. Sargis Grigoryan, LL.M., Secretary-General, more...

E-Arbitration Library

International Arbitration Conventions United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York, 10 June 1958); European Convention on International Commercial Arbitration of 1961 Done at Geneva, April 21, 1961 United Nations, Treaty Series , vol. 484, p. 364 No. 7041 (1963-1964); Convention On The Settlement Of Investment Disputes Between States And Nationals Of Other States. Done at Washington, 18 March 1965; entered into force, 14 October 1966.

Arbitration and Conciliation Model Laws UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration (1985);

UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Conciliation (2002);

International Arbitration Rules

Armenian Arbitration Law (Armenian Law on Arbitration Courts and Arbitration Proceedings).

Arbitration Links

Bank for International Settlements (BIS);

International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID); WWW Virtual Library: Arbitration Database;

Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Cahmber of Commerce;

Major Projects Currently, AAI is jointly working with the UNCITRAL Secretariat on Technical Assistance and Cooperation Project to improve and develop Armenian legal framework for arbitration and alternative dispute resolution. Also this Project will assist AAI in preparing its Arbitration and Conciliation Rules and strengthening institutional capacity in all respects. AAI cooperates with other arbitration institutes worldwide, for example, the Co-operation Agreement was signed between Secretary-General of Armenian Arbitration Institute and the President of Swiss Arbitration Association dated on 13 November, 2003. Finally, AAI is leading a project to establish a National Committee of International Chamber of Commerce in Armenia.

Mission of ICC Armenia Determine the position of Armenian business on international issues Represent and promote Armenian positions within ICC Nominate Armenian representatives in ICC Commissions Implement ICC Rules, Codes and Guidelines in Armenia Promote ICC positions to Armenian business and government Marketing of ICC publications Nominate Armenian arbitrators to ICC International Court of Arbitration

Reports, researches

"Armenian Arbitration Review" is issued per quarter. The main focus is international and domestic arbitration and conciliation in general, and each issue includes a principle topic.

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"Armenian Arbitration Reveiw" 2004/1 - International Commercial Arbitration on the Internet - Has the Future Come Too Early? "Armenian Arbitration Reveiw" 2004/1 - The New Thing: Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers