Ghadames, or Google’s Ghudamis, is the Berber Pearl of the Sahara, located at the edge of the Sahara Desert, close to the Libyan-Algerian border. The name Ghadames has nothing to do with the Arab-promulgated etymology of “ghadana ames” (‘where we had lunch yesterday’), simply because it was known to the Romans by the name Cydamus …
LIBYA’S ANCIENT CIVILIZATION The section of the North African coast to the west of Egypt has been known as Libya for several millennia. Much of its population has always lived close to the coastline, as a very large proportion of the area of modern Libya is formed by desert (up to ninety per cent, although …
Denis Mouralis Denis Mouralis is full professor of law at Aix Marseille University (France). Denis is also counsel of the Centre for Mediation and Arbitration of Paris (CMAP) and regularly takes part in international arbitral proceedings, as counsel or arbitrator. He is a member of several professional and academic organisations, such as the Centre of …
Lina Bugaighis Lina Bugaighis is a partner at Baker McKenzie Law Firm July 2018, worked in finance (banking, international capital markets) and corporate, international arbitration and dispute resolution.She took a course in legal practice at the Law School, London. She earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Birmingham and a baccalaureate degree from the …
Walid ben hamida Walid ben hamida is a lecturer at the University of Evry Val d’Essonne and Sciences Po, Paris (France). He has also been appointed Chairman of the Selection Committee of Arbitrators at the Libyan Center for International Commercial Arbitration.He appeared as speaker and lecturer on international economic law issues in many countries (including …
