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IMPORTANT UPDATE & APPEAL

ASIA ADR SUMMIT & NEPAL ADR WEEK 2027

4-6 December 2026NEW DATES: 5–7 MARCH 2027.

Due to recent devastating flash floods in specific Nepali regions i.e. Trishuli river basins, we are rescheduling this event. We thank the global community for their kind support and solidarity.

YOUR CONTINUE SUPPORT IS SIGNIFICANT, SO THAT WE KINDLY REQUEST YOU TO:

  • MARK YOUR CALENDARS: To participate in the rescheduled event, 5–7 March 2027, in Kathmandu.
  • KEEP NEPAL AS A TRAVEL DESTINATION: Entire Nepal including Kathmandu and all heritage sites are safe and fully operational in welcoming condition of your visit.
  • ENGAGE OUR PROFESSIONALS: We're confident the international community stands ready to support Nepal. We invite and request you to work and engage with our qualified Arbitrators, Lawyers, Mediators, Engineers, and IT professionals.
  • CHOOSE NEPAL AS AN ARBITRATION VENUE/SEAT: We request you to host your upcoming arbitrations and mediations in Nepal.
  • BRING GLOBAL EVENTS TO NEPAL: Host future summits, conferences and meetings in Nepal to contribute economic recovery.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU TO KATHMANDU.

Nepal International ADR Center (NIAC), Kathmandu, Nepal

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Dr. Yog Upadhya

Construction Law Expert

Dr. Yog Upadhya
Panel of Neutrals

“Construction Law Expert”

Construction Law Expert

Construction Law Expert

Areas of Expertise

Arbitration

About

Dr. Yog is a Senior Lecturer in Construction Law at Liverpool John Moores University. His research focuses on how law and regulatory frameworks can advance global sustainability and resilience, particularly in the built environment, food systems, and climate governance. He also explores the intersections of Intellectual Property and International Law, emphasizing their impact on developing and least developed countries. He holds a Ph.D. in Law from the University of Sheffield and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

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