The Government of Guyana’s aim to become a regional arbitration hub took a step closer to reality with thirty attorneys-at-law recently completing an arbitration training exercise.
A release from the Attorney General’s Office on Saturday stated that it had conducted the exercise in collaboration with the International Senior Lawyers Project (ISLP) which received financial and technical support through the Advocates for International Deve-lopment’s Rule of Law Expertise United Kingdom (ROLE UK) Pro-gramme, and funded by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office.
Attorneys from the Attorney General’s Chambers, public sector, Guyana Bar Association, and Berbice Bar Association, were trained at the Grand Coastal Hotel, East Coast Demerara, from March 21 to March 24.
