The XVII School of Law International Conference focuses on the evolving legal challenges arising from cross-border commercial disputes in an increasingly interconnected global economy. As international trade, foreign investment, digital commerce, and multinational business transactions continue to expand, the conference aims to facilitate critical discussions on contemporary issues in international commercial arbitration, mediation, investment law, trade law, insolvency and taxation, maritime law, technology, and intellectual property.

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It seeks to examine emerging legal developments, encourage interdisciplinary dialogue, and explore innovative mechanisms for the prevention, management, and resolution of cross-border commercial disputes.By bringing together academicians, legal professionals, policymakers, researchers, and students, the conference provides a platform to exchange ideas, analyse evolving legal frameworks, and address the practical implications of technological advancements, regulatory developments, and global commercial transformations. Through scholarly discussions and collaborative engagement, it aims to contribute to the development of commercially sound, legally robust, and future-oriented solutions for international dispute resolution.