Our Initiative
The IEFCI Initiative drives innovation and collaboration in industry standards and practices. Join us to shape future policies and advance sector-specific solutions.
International Council of Arbitration & Mediation
The International Council of Arbitration and Mediation (ICAM) is a global initiative of IEFCI focused on promoting arbitration and mediation as effective methods for resolving disputes, particularly in international settings.
The International Council of Arbitration and Mediation (ICAM) is a global initiative of IEFCI focused on promoting arbitration and mediation as effective methods for resolving disputes, particularly in international settings. ICAM provides a platform for legal professionals, arbitrators, and mediators worldwide to collaborate, share best practices, and advance the field of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). The organization is committed to increasing awareness of arbitration and mediation, offering training and educational programs, and developing international standards and best practices. ICAM also facilitates networking opportunities and supports research, contributing to the global understanding and use of ADR. Through its efforts, ICAM aims to make arbitration and mediation more accessible, reliable, and widely accepted, fostering peaceful dispute resolution across various sectors and jurisdictions.
International Council of Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security Research & Development
The International Council of Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security Research & Development (ICAICSRD) would likely be an international body dedicated to advancing research and development at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity
The International Council of Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security Research & Development (ICAICSRD) would likely be an international body dedicated to advancing research and development at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity. Its primary mission would be to foster global collaboration among governments, academic institutions, and private sectors to develop international standards and frameworks. This organization would focus on using AI to enhance cybersecurity, protecting AI systems from cyber threats, and addressing the ethical implications of these technologies. It would likely play a crucial role in setting global standards, conducting research on AI-driven cyber threats, and developing policies to ensure the safe, ethical use of AI in critical infrastructures. Membership would include countries with advanced technological capabilities, leading universities, technology companies, and NGOs. The council would also work to prevent a technological arms race by balancing the rapid development of AI and cybersecurity with ethical considerations and ensuring that innovations align with global norms.