Reinventing ADR
in North Africa

A focal point for institutions and individuals in
Arbitration & ADR in North Africa

About us

About Ifriqya Arbitration Forum

We're a passionate non-profit on a mission to elevate ADR across North Africa while showcasing the remarkable talents of our region's ADR experts. Dive into our vibrant community and discover the power of peaceful resolution.

Ifriqya Arbitration Forum strives to promote diversity, equality and inclusion by involving youth, empowering women practitioners, and bridging communication between various stakeholders.

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II Years of experience

About us

About the Ifriqya Arbitration Forum

The Ifriqya Arbitration Forum is a non-profit association whose primary goal is to promote ADRs in North Africa and give exposure to the region’s ADR practitioners.

The Ifriqya Arbitration Forum strives to promote diversity, equity and inclusion by involving youth and empowering women experts, and bridging communication between various stakeholders.

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11+

Arbitration & Mediation specialties

99+

Cases resolved by our members

66+

Qualified highly-experimented Arbitrators

33+

Qualified highly-talented Mediators

Opening the Doors of International Arbitration

Case Studies

Providing the Highest Quality International Arbitration Legal Representation, regionally.

Immigration Issues

Our process applies techniques from a variety of disciplines distinction in detail and gives careful attention.

Consulting

Our process applies techniques from a variety of disciplines distinction in detail and gives careful attention.

Private Business

Our process applies techniques from a variety of disciplines distinction in detail and gives careful attention.

Gain knowledge

At Ifriqya Arbitration Forum, we are dedicated to empowering and supporting aspiring African arbitrators in their professional journeys. Our primary objective is to provide a platform that fosters learning, discovery of best practices, and meaningful exchanges among the next generation of African alternative dispute resolution (ADR) practitioners.

Develop skills

We encourage ongoing learning and professional development by providing opportunities for individuals to attend relevant seminars, conferences, or industry events. Support their participation in external training programs or certifications to enhance their expertise and stay updated with the latest trends and best practices in arbitration.

Build networks

We organize networking events, conferences, or seminars that bring together professionals from the arbitration community. These events offer participants the opportunity to interact with experienced arbitrators, legal experts, and industry leaders. Networking can facilitate knowledge exchange, provide mentorship opportunities, and open doors for future collaborations."

Knowledge Base

Ifriqya Arbitration Forum and Jus Mundi are delighted to announce a partnership to give the arbitration community greater access to key decisions on arbitration from North-African jurisdictions.

Under this partnership, Jus Mundi will provide global access to arbitration materials from countries across North Africa for free to anyone in the world with an internet connection.

"Allowing our members to access a trusted and highly professional source of legal information is a substantial step towards success. With this respect, we highly value our partnership with Jus Mundi and look forward to collaborating with Jus Mundi to enhance the working environment of the region’s professionals".

Sami Houerbi, President, & Sana Belaid, Secretary General of the Ifriqya Arbitration Forum

"This is an important partnership for Jus Mundi as we are determined to leave no jurisdiction out of our mission to democratize legal knowledge on international law and arbitration globally, for the benefit of the public good. We are immensely proud to work together with the the Ifriqya Arbitration Forum on this partnership to make easily accessible the arbitration jurisprudence and practitioners from North Africa".

Jean-Rémi de Maistre, CEO of Jus Mundi