About the ILA GCC Branch
The International Law Association Gulf Cooperation Council Branch (ILA-GCC) is a branch formally established on November 20, 2024, under the International Law Association (ILA) being an organization founded in 1873, dedicated to the promotion and development of international law. It brings together legal scholars, practitioners, and public officials from around the globe to engage in meaningful dialogue on critical international legal issues. The ILA has national and regional branches in numerous countries, facilitating engagement in discussions and activities pertinent to their specific legal environments. Each branch operates independently while contributing to the overarching objectives of the ILA.
The Executive Council of the International Law Association (ILA) approved the establishment of the ILA Gulf Cooperation Council Branch at their meeting held on 9 November 2024.
Our Mission
Our mission is to strengthen the rule of law, encourage cross-border cooperation, and contribute meaningfully to the global discourse on international law in the region. The ILA-GCC aims to unite individuals and experts across the GCC region with a shared interest in international law, fostering a diverse and inclusive platform in alignment with the ILA’s guidelines.
