I. TIME

9.00 AM-12.00 AM,16 September 2026 (Wednesday)

II. VENUE

DHH Law Firm Headquarters, Tower C, Yintai Centre, No. 2 Jianguomenwai Avenue, Chaoyang District, Beijing, P.R. China.

III. LANGUAGE

English & Chinese (Simultaneously Interpretation)

IV. REGISTRATION

V. INTRODUCTION

As economic and commercial ties between Vietnam and China continue to deepen, businesses from both countries are expanding their cross-border trade and investment activities. With Vietnamese and Chinese investors strengthening their presence across the two markets,they must navigate differences in legal frameworks,contracting approaches and dispute resolution mechanisms. In particular,infrastructure development and construction are among the areas in which such cross-border investment has become increasingly active, involving complex contractual arrangements and multiple stakeholders across
jurisdictions.

Construction projects are typically large in scale, more complex in structure, long in duration, and involve numerous participating parties.As a result, construction disputes are not simply a matter of pure legal issues, but are often intertwined with technical, project management, and contract governance matters, as well as requirements to comply with international standards. This places increasingly high demands on dispute resolution mechanisms: it must be efficient, specialised, and flexible, while also ensuring fairness, transparency, and enforceability.In this context, arbitration is increasingly affirming its role as a method suited to the specific characteristics of the construction industry - not only helping to protect the parties' rights and interests, but also contributing to ensuring the progress, stability, and effective implementation of key infrastructure projects, thereby building confidence among both domestic and foreign investors.

VI. AGENDA