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Webinar: Force Majeure and Contractual Performance: Navigating Supply Chain Disruptions under UAE and English Laws

Date and Time

18 November 2026 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Venue

Zoom

Organized By

Dubai Chambers, Al Tamimi & Company

Event Type

Webinar

About the Webinar

This Webinar examines key issues arising from force majeure and exceptional circumstances affecting contractual performance under UAE laws, with a particular focus on disruptions arising from war, fuel supply interruptions, port and airport closures, and other supply chain disruptions.The Webinar will focus as well on The English law implications of force majeure to a UAE audience as some of UAE contracts may incorporate English law into their contracts such as DIFC/ADGM

Language: English

Objectives

The participants will gain better understanding of

The legal principles governing force majeure under UAE and English laws.
The distinction between force majeure and exceptional circumstances/hardship, and the potential relief available to contracting parties.
The contractual implications of events outside of a party’s control inclusive of war, fuel supply disruptions, port and airport closures, and related supply chain interruptions.
Practical contract management considerations, including force majeure clauses, notification requirements, mitigation measures and available contractual remedies.
Addressing extensions of time/suspension of rights arising from the force majeure

https://events.dubaichambers.com/en/?eventId=6225736

Agenda

Participation Fees

(Excluding VAT)

Dubai Chambers' Member: AED 150/-
Non-member: AED 400/-
%10 discount available for groups of three or more.

A selection of our partners

Speakers

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