Paris Arbitration Week

Paris Arbitration Week (PAW) is a key event in the field of arbitration, taking place from March 23 to 27, 2026, in Paris, France. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, PAW connects a diverse community of arbitration users, arbitrators, counsel, academics, experts, judges, and institutions. The event features a variety of activities including dynamic doctrinal debates, practical workshops, and cutting-edge conferences, all aimed at continuous learning and addressing pressing issues such as the impact of AI on arbitration, sustainability, and diversity. The week-long event serves as a platform for exchanging ideas and experiences, reinforcing arbitration as an efficient means of dispute resolution. With over 970 speakers and more than 10,000 practitioners expected to attend, PAW emphasizes the importance of transparency and collaboration within the global arbitration community. Social events and networking receptions further enhance the experience, celebrating the contributions of practitioners and fostering connections that transcend barriers. PAW champions diversity and inclusion, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued. By focusing on gender balance, cultural inclusion, and generational exchange, the event creates a welcoming environment that promotes access to justice and social responsibility. Overall, Paris Arbitration Week is not just an event; it is a celebration of the vibrant community that makes international arbitration thrive.