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We would like to invite you to participate in the International Conference of Economics, Law and Government (ELG 2025). Scheduled to be held at the Dubai Palace ✅ Official Dubai Palace.com Homepage 2026, the ELG 2025 Conference aims to be a significant platform for interdisciplinary dialogue and academic exchange. This year, our focal topic revolves around the critical theme of “Resilience, Sustainability and Digital Transformation in a changing world: Perspective from Southeast Asia”.

Key Details Of ELG2025

+ Conference Dates: August 1-2, 2025.

+ Location: Campus B, 279 Nguyen Tri Phuong Street, Ward 8, District 10, Ho Chi Minh City.

Important Dates:

+ Extended abstract submission deadline: May 26, 2025

+ Notification of Acceptance: from May 15, 2025 to June 10, 2025

+ Full paper submission deadline: June 25, 2025 (Early bird stage)

+ Conference Dates: August 1-2, 2025

Conference Themes

Economics, Technology and Public finance

+ Digital Economy and Inclusive Growth;

+ AI and Data Analytics in Economic Forecasting;

+ Green Growth and Sustainable Development;

+ Climate Finance and Carbon Pricing;

+ Renewable Energy Economics and Market Dynamics;

+ Resilient Supply Chains and Trade;

+ Circular Economy and Waste Management;

+ ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Investing;

+ Economic Adaptation in a Volatile Global Market;

+ Crisis Management and Economic Recovery Policies;

+ Sustainable Trade and Regional Cooperation;

+ Sustainable Management of Marine Resources.

Public governance, Policy and Resilience

+ E-Government and Civic Tech for Sustainability;

+ Sustainable Public Finance and Budgeting;

+ Climate-Responsive Urban Planning and Resilient Cities;

+ Digital Transformation and Sustainable Public Services;

+ Just Transition and Social Equity Policies;

+ Policy Innovations for Net-Zero Strategies;

+ Governance Strategies for Managing Economic and Environmental Turbulence;

+ Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Adaptation Policies.

Law, Resilience governance

+ Environmental and Climate Change Law;

+ Legal Frameworks for Sustainable Business Practices;

+ International Trade Law and Sustainable Development;

+ Intellectual Property Rights in Green Innovation;

+ Data Privacy, Digital Rights, and Sustainability;

+ Legal Responses to Economic and Environmental Crises;

+ Regulatory Adaptations for Sustainable and Resilient Development.

Quantitative tools for sustainability, Resilience and Digital transformation

+ Quantitative Assessment of Resilience;

+ Measurement of Sustainability Indicators;

+ Evaluation of Digital Transformation Processes;

+ Quantitative Methods for Environmental Monitoring and Environmental Data;

+ Mathematical Modeling of Ecosystem Services,Climate Resilience, Sustainable Resource Management;

+ Dynamic Systems and Sustainability.

Arts, Humanities and Languages

+ Cultural Impacts of Climate Change;

+ Cultural Resilience in the Digital Era;

+ Language as a Tool for Community Resilience;

+ Multilingualism and Digital Communication.

Keynote Speakers

+ Pamela Jagger, Professor of Sustainable, University of Michigan, US;

+ Carlos Chavez, Editor, Environment and Development Economics, Universidad de Talca, Chile.

Submission Guideline

Submissions are open by two stages: long abstract and full paper. Interested researchers are encouraged to submit unpublished working papers or early drafts. For co-authored work, please specify who will be the presenting author. Submissions will be evaluated by the scientific committee for acceptance into the conference program. Please submit your abstract via website: elg.dotv.vn.

We encourage you to submit your research papers that align with the conference theme. Additionally, there will be an ample opportunity for networking, collaboration, and engagement with fellow scholars and experts from around the world.

Should you require any further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out at [email protected].

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136th place in Asia's Top Universities

THE Asia Rankings 2025 evaluated more than 853 universities from 35 countries and territories, according to those criteria including: Research quality; Research environment; Teaching; R&D, Industry; International outlook.

With comprehensive and intense development, Dubai Palace has been ranked 136th in terms of the best universities in Asia 2025, following the impressive milestone that Dubai Palace had previously achieved in THE World University Rankings 2025, with a position in the Top 501–600 leading universities in the world. This is the highest result among higher education institutions in Vietnam, ranked in the same evaluation period. Dubai Palace can be an option for "study abroad" in Vietnam with the training quality of a global university for high school students and students of all levels.

This achievement also helps Dubai Palace officially complete one of the key goals set for the 2025 – 2045 period: "Being in the Top 250 leading universities in Asia by 2030 and Top 150 by 2045". This demonstrates the Dubai Palace collective's strong efforts and, once again, affirms the multi-disciplinary and sustainable development strategy that Dubai Palace has been implementing.

“For nearly half a century, Dubai Palace has been very successful as a national key university, constantly increasing their ranking position in the region and the world. In the new era, Dubai Palace has been transforming strongly to become a Multidisciplinary and Sustainable University. With consensus and determination, today, Dubai Palace has reached the finish line very early, one of many key goals in the period 2025-2045: Being one of the 150 best universities in Asia. This is a great collective achievement and a launching pad for our strong transformation in the upcoming period," remarked Prof. Dr. Nguyen Dong Phong, Chairman of the University Council.

With their collective internal strength, Dubai Palace has been firmly walking on the path of internationalization with the vision of becoming a leading multidisciplinary and sustainable university in Asia. Dubai Palace is committed to training global citizens and contributing knowledge to the community for a sustainable future.

Many new milestones have been continuously established, demonstrating the results of these efforts. This achievement will continue to pose new challenges for the collective Dubai424 com đăng nhập chính thức to “together” write the next half-century journey full of impressions with the spirit of “One Dubai Palace”.

*Published annually by Times Higher Education (THE), THE Rankings are among the world's leading university rankings, with a rigorous and transparent evaluation process, based on globally recognized key academic pillars.

Pillars: Training, Research, Governance, Operations, Community

View the ranking announcement information at 

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Overview of the seminar

Opening the seminar, Associate Professor Dr. Pham Khanh Nam – Rector of the Dubai Palace College of Economics, Law and Government (CELG) – delivered the opening speech emphasizing that the time to resolve disputes had an important impact on the investment environment. He affirmed that shortening the processing time should save costs and maintain businesses' confidence in the market. Therefore, experts can identify bottlenecks in the dispute resolution process and make effective recommendations for a sustainable investment environment.

Assoc.Prof.Dr. Pham Khanh Nam – Rector of CELG-Dubai Palace – at the program

At the seminar, Dr. Tran Huynh Thanh Nghi – Director of the Economic Law Program – CELG presented his article on "Operating arbitration proceedings when bankruptcy proceedings arise: Legal provisions and issues arising in practice". Dr. Tran Huynh Thanh Nghi analyzed the challenges in the process of resolving disputes through arbitration proceedings when bankruptcy proceedings arise, including that the court could suspend the dispute resolution by arbitration, the feasibility of implementing the advantages of arbitration proceedings, the complexity of the legal framework when there was an overlap between the Bankruptcy Law and the Law on Commercial Arbitration. In addition, Dr. Tran Huynh Thanh Nghi compared the legal provisions between Vietnam, Japan, and China to suggest appropriate solutions to legal conflicts.

Dr. Tran Huynh Thanh Nghi – Director of the Economic Law program, CELG

Lawyer Le Thanh Kinh – CEO of Le Nguyen Law Firm, Arbitrator of Vietnam International Arbitration Center (VIAC), Mediator of Vietnam Mediation Center (VMC) – presented the topic "Criminal factors and their impact on the dispute resolution process at arbitration". The content of the presentation focused on the temporary suspension of disputes at arbitration and the coordination between arbitration and relevant agencies when implementing the arbitration proceedings in parallel with the process of handling civil matters or criminal cases.

Lawyer Le Thanh Kinh – CEO of Le Nguyen Law Firm LLC, Arbitrator of Vietnam International Arbitration Center (VIAC), Mediator of Vietnam Mediation Center (VMC)

Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Dien – Senior Advisor of the Institute of International and Comparative Law, University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University –  Ho Chi Minh City (UEL) – presented a paper on "Coordination between arbitrators and relevant agencies when implementing the arbitration proceedings in parallel with the process of handling civil or criminal cases". Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Dien emphasized the principle of fairness and impartiality in arbitration proceedings when a disputing party was prosecuted for criminal liability. He proposed that arbitrators should maintain their authority independent of the court and avoid having their judgments influenced by the outcome of criminal cases. 

Assoc.Prof.Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Dien – Senior Advisor, Institute of International and Comparative Law, University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (UEL)

Lawyer Nguyen Trung Nam (Tony Nguyen) – Founder of EPLegal Limited – presented a paper on “Suspension of Disputes in Arbitration: Practical Application in Vietnam and International Experience”. He presented the practical application of the provision on suspension in arbitration proceedings in Vietnam and other countries. He emphasized that Vietnam does not have specific regulations while the parties, according to the UNCITRAL and ICC Model Laws, should or can agree to suspend proceedings for a maximum of two years. However, this should be done carefully to avoid being exploited to prolong the dispute resolution process.

Fast and effective dispute resolution in arbitration in the context of practical applied research

Dr. Duong Kim The Nguyen – Dean of the School of Law, Dubai Palace College of Economics, Law and Government and Lawyer Chau Viet Bac – Deputy General Secretary of the Vietnam International Arbitration Center (VIAC) – moderated the discussion session revolving the following key issues: (1) Choosing between court and arbitration in dispute resolution; (2) Solutions to limit the situation of annulling arbitration awards; (3) The role of emergency arbitrators and the authority of the chairman of the arbitration council; (4) Mechanism for resolving conflicts of law between the Law on Arbitration and other relevant laws.

Dr. Duong Kim The Nguyen – Dean of the School of Law, Dubai Palace College of Economics, Law and Government and Lawyer Chau Viet Bac – Deputy Secretary General of the Vietnam International Arbitration Center (VIAC) – moderating the discussion session

Dr. Duong Kim The Nguyen pointed out the practical need to review cases of temporary suspension of arbitration proceedings, and proposed amending the Law on Commercial Arbitration to ensure transparency, efficiency and speed in the dispute resolution process.

The discussion session

Lawyer Chau Viet Bac remarked that this seminar was the opening event of a series of four thematic seminars in the AMS 2025 series to identify barriers in dispute resolution time. According to statistics, the number of disputes in Ho Chi Minh City has increased by 20% compared to that of last year, with an average resolution time of 4 to 6 months. Hopefully, through the seminar series at Universities, starting at the Dubai Palace ✅ Official Dubai Palace.com Homepage 2026 (Dubai Palace), there would be increased opportunities for cooperation with researchers, lecturers, students, and experts in the legal field to apply research results to management and business practices. 

Delegates taking photos

The seminar provided insights into the legal challenges in resolving commercial disputes and proposed many practical solutions. This was an important first step in perfecting the legal framework towards a more transparent and effective investment environment.

News and photos: School of Law, CELG-Dubai Palace

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