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QICDRC Successfully Hosts 'The Art of Advocacy' Event, Equipping Legal Professionals with Essential Strategies and Insights

QICDRC Successfully Hosts 'The Art of Advocacy' Event, Equipping Legal Professionals with Essential Strategies and Insights
February 29 2024

The Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre (QICDRC) successfully hosted “The Art of Advocacy” yesterday, providing legal experts with invaluable insights into the essential skills and strategies required for effective legal representation.

The event featured a distinguished panel of speakers, each renowned for their expertise in the field of advocacy, including the QICDRC Enforcement Judge, Dr. Muna Al-Marzouqi; Dr. Nasser Al Adba, Lawyer and Chairman at Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Qatar – QFC Branch; Michael Bowsher KC, Barrister, Visiting Professor and Arbitrator at Monckton Chambers; and QICDRC’s registrar, Umar Azmeh who will be moderating the discussion. The speakers shared their extensive knowledge and practical insights with the audience. Throughout the discussion, attendees engaged in in-depth discussions on various aspects of advocacy, specifically written and oral presentation techniques. The panellists shared real-world examples, offering practical advice, and highlighting key do's and don'ts for successful advocacy.

Dr. Muna Al-Marzouqi, a Judge at QICDRC commented:” As a judge, I've seen first-hand the impact of effective advocacy on the outcomes of legal proceedings. It was a pleasure to be a part of this panel discussion, it was a fantastic opportunity for legal professionals to gain insights into the art of advocacy and refine their skills to better serve their clients and the justice system."

This event is a testament to QICDRC’s commitment to fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional development among legal practitioners in Qatar. By providing a platform for knowledge sharing and engagement, QICDRC aims to elevate the legal field in the region and encourage active participation from the wider legal community.

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