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Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting in Bangkok: Cross-Border Trade, Investment, and Disputes in the Asia-Pacific
Join the Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting in Bangkok to explore cross-border trade, investment, and disputes in the region.
About
The 2026 Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting in Bangkok, organized by the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA), will take place from May 6 to May 8, 2026. This event focuses on the theme of 'Cross-Border Trade, Investment, and Disputes in the Asia-Pacific.' It aims to bring together legal professionals from around the globe to discuss key issues affecting international trade and investment in the region. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with experts, share knowledge, and network with peers.
The meeting will feature a series of panels covering various topics, including trade and customs disputes, labor and employment law, data privacy controls, commercial arbitration, and investment treaty arbitration. Each session will provide insights into the complexities of doing business in Southeast Asia, highlighting both challenges and opportunities. Attendees will benefit from extended breaks, luncheons, and networking socials designed to foster connections among participants.
Southeast Asia's strategic importance in the global economy makes this conference particularly relevant for those involved in international law and trade. The event will be held at Tilleke & Gibbins in Bangkok, offering a platform for discussions that are crucial for navigating the evolving legal landscape in the Asia-Pacific region.
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