MA'AT Partners

17/06/2026

A great afternoon of discussions at Italian Arbitration Day 2026 in Rome!

MA’AT Partners was pleased to be represented by Tatevik Karapetyan at a dynamic event bringing together in-house counsel, arbitration practitioners, and energy sector leaders to discuss the evolving landscape of international dispute resolution.

⚡ Key conversations focused on the challenges facing the energy sector, the growing importance of efficient dispute resolution, and the expectations of businesses navigating an increasingly complex global environment.

The exchange of perspectives from representatives of leading companies and arbitration professionals highlighted a shared goal: ensuring that arbitration remains responsive, effective, and aligned with the needs of its users.

Thank you to the organizers, speakers, and participants for an insightful and inspiring discussion.

📍 Rome, Italy

15/06/2026

Great discussions at the LCIA Symposium in Rome, held on the occasion of the Italian Arbitration Day 2026.

MA’AT Partners was represented by Tatevik Karapetyan, who joined leading arbitration professionals in exploring the future of international dispute resolution.

One question stood out:

💭 Should arbitral institutions become more interventionist in tackling delays caused by parties, counsel, or arbitrators?

A timely debate on efficiency, accountability, and the future of arbitration.

Thank you to the LCIA and all participants for an insightful exchange of ideas.

13/06/2026

🌍 Ideas become impact when people come together.

MA’AT Partners’ Meline Nurijanyan and Tatevik Karapetyan proudly represented the STREACS Project at the European Sustainable Energy Week 2026 in Brussels.

Engaging with Europe’s leading voices on sustainability, innovation, and the energy transition—because building a greener future starts with meaningful dialogue today.

Brussels ClimateAction

11/06/2026

MA’AT Partners at the European Sustainable Energy Week 2026!

As part of the STREACS Project, Meline Nurijanyan and Tatevik Karapetyan represented MA’AT Partners at the European Sustainable Energy Week 2026 in Brussels.

The event brought together experts, policymakers, and innovators from across Europe to discuss the future of sustainable energy, climate action, and the green transition. We are proud to contribute to these important conversations and bring new insights to our work.

GreenTransition Brussels EuropeanCommission

09/06/2026

It was a pleasure to attend the recent event organized by the Association of Armenian Lawyers.

The discussion highlighted the importance of engaging Armenian legal professionals more actively in initiatives that contribute to the country’s development and strengthen the legal community. It was encouraging to see so many experienced and dedicated professionals exchanging ideas and perspectives.

Thank you to the organizers and speakers for creating a platform for meaningful dialogue and collaboration.

05/06/2026

RISE Forum & Expo showed something important: Armenia’s tech ecosystem is no longer just “developing” it is positioning.

Cybersecurity, defence tech, engineering, innovation the conversations are becoming strategic, not just technical.

The real question now is how fast this ecosystem can connect to global markets.

#

01/06/2026

Business expansion needs more than operations.

Structure, compliance, tax, and risk planning are key to growing without complications.

At MA’AT Partners, we help businesses expand with clarity and confidence.

17/05/2026

17/05/2026

Honoured to have moderated and participated in a thought-provoking panel discussion on the enforcement of arbitral awards from the court’s perspective, a topic that continues to sit at the heart of international arbitration and the effectiveness of cross-border dispute resolution.

A sincere thank you to our exceptional panel for sharing such insightful perspectives, practical experiences, and valuable reflections on the challenges and evolving approaches surrounding recognition and enforcement of awards across jurisdictions. The discussion highlighted not only the legal complexities involved, but also the crucial role courts play in maintaining trust in the arbitral process.

Many thanks as well to Cyprus Arbitration Day, and especially to Stavros Pavlou and Agis Georgiades for making this side event possible and for creating a platform that brings together such engaging and meaningful conversations within the arbitration community.