The team leading the OHADAC project is pleased to announce the signing of a partnership between the OHADAC Regional Arbitration Centre (the CARO Centre), the ACP Legal Association and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Martinique (CCIM).
The Inter-Entreprises article takes the form of an interview with Solène Balaguette, an expert lawyer at the CARO Centre specializing in international business law. Originally from Guadeloupe, Balaguette studied on the island and mainland France as well as in the United States. She took part in the first training programme in international arbitration that was held in Guadeloupe in October 2019. Balaguette has been working under the supervision of Marie-Camille Pitton, Secretary-General of the CARO Centre, from early 2021 on implementing the operational phase of the Centre and its services.
The team leading the OHADAC project is pleased to announce the signing of a partnership between the OHADAC Regional Arbitration Centre (the CARO Centre), the ACP Legal Association and the Organisation for the Harmonisation of Business Law in Africa (OHADA).
The team heading the OHADAC project was invited to give a presentation on 15 October 2021 about the services provided by the OHADAC Regional Arbitration Centre (CARO Centre) in the implementation of the TEECA programme by the Martinique Chamber of Commerce, project leader, and its partners the Collectivity of Martinique, the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and the Caribbean Export Development Agency.
The CARO Centre team is happy to announce that the Centre is now listed on the Team France Export platform, which brings together “all the public solutions offered by the Regions, State services, Business France, Chambers of Commerce and Industry and Bpifrance to support French companies internationally”.
First and foremost the article highlights the work done by the Guadeloupe Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIIG), project leader of the CARO Centre project, and by the association ACP Legal, partner to the project, who developed the project which today benefits from the European Union development funds under the Interreg V Caribbean programme.
The ACP Legal association is very honored to announce that Sir Dennis BYRON has been appointed President of the Board of the OHADAC Regional Arbitration Centre (the “CARO Centre”), whose services are available since 27 September 2021.
The services offered by the Centre are diverse and flexible.
On Thursday 11 February, Sir Dennis Byron, former President of the Caribbean Court of Justice and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), was invited to give the 2021 Distinguished Lecture at the Eugene Dupuch Law School, Nassau, Bahamas.