New AI-Powered Cooperation to Promote AIFC Court & IAC Transparency & Innovation

Mr. Christopher Campbell-Holt OBE, Registrar and Chief Executive of the AIFC Court and IAC, presented at Paris Arbitration Week 2025 (PAW 2025) earlier this year.

PAW 2025, supported by the French Ministry of Justice and leading national and international institutions, is a key global platform for advancing dialogue and innovation in international dispute resolution. The AIFC Court and IAC announced new cooperation with Jus Mundi, a leading AI-powered legal search platform. IAC non-confidential arbitration awards and AIFC Court arbitration-related judgments will be made publicly accessible, enhancing transparency and accessibility.

Mr. Campbell-Holt OBE commented:

“Our cooperation with Jus Mundi is a significant step forward in our commitment to AI development and transparency and accessibility in international dispute resolution.”

Mr. Jean-Rémi de Maistre, CEO and Co-Founder of Jus Mundi, commented:

“The AIFC Court and IAC are pioneering institutions that have put Central Asia on the map of international dispute resolution. By providing world-class legal services in Kazakhstan and beyond, they exemplify a commitment to excellence and transparency. Jus Mundi is proud to support this initiative by making the IAC’s arbitration awards and Court decisions available to everyone.”

The AIFC Court and IAC are the preferred choice by investors for international commercial court dispute resolution and, as ‘Centres of Excellence’, continue to lead the way on dispute resolution innovation and technology and quality of dispute resolution services for investors coming to Kazakhstan.

Please watch the segment on the AIFC Court’s and the IAC’s participation in PAW 2025 broadcast by Khabar 24, the leading TV news channel in Kazakhstan. The segment was broadcast in Russian language and is not available in English or Kazakh.