This edition was inspired by the world of Formula One, where strategy, precision, and decision-making served as the common thread throughout the experience and the international debate on arbitration.
Over the course of two days, the Madrid Region became the main meeting point for international arbitration: more than 600 professionals, 23 panel discussions, and over 100 speakers shaped an edition that addressed the sector’s major challenges, including procedural efficiency, geopolitical considerations, the evolution of evidence, the role of technology, and the future of arbitration in an increasingly demanding and global environment.
The Madrid Region is an attractive region both for investment and the development of international business, as well as a venue for arbitration proceedings, whether the underlying business or investment is located in Spain or in any other country.
Madrid is characterized by its legal certainty, its incentive-based tax framework following two decades of tax cuts, its business-friendly economy, and a corporate environment committed to combating bureaucracy and excessive regulation.