About the Summit
The EU-Arab Legal Summit is the inaugural edition of what will become the leading annual forum for legal professionals working across the European and Arab corridor. Held at The Hague, the International City of Peace and Justice - the Summit brings together managing partners, general counsel, government advisors, arbitrators, and corporate lawyers from across Europe, the Gulf, the Levant, and North Africa.
The 2026 programme features six substantive themes: UAE legal structures and investment risk, Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 reforms, the European perspective on Middle East exposure, Iraq and the Levant after the storm, Arab investment into Europe, and rule of law and international arbitration. The format is single track ensuring every delegate shares the same experience.
Organised by Law Pundits, the team behind the Global Legal Forum (held annually in The Hague since 2017).
Why The Hague?
Known as the International City of Peace and Justice, The Hague is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city that offers an inspiring setting for the EU Arab Legal Summit 2026. Home to numerous international organizations, including the International Court of Justice and Europol, The Hague embodies a commitment to global cooperation and innovation. The city’s excellent infrastructure, state-of-the-art conference facilities, and rich cultural heritage make it an ideal location for hosting such a high-profile event.
The Venue and Facilities
Your congress will take place at Hilton The Hague. The venue is conveniently located in the embassy quarter and near the royal shopping district Noordeinde. There are many forms of public transportation in the area, making it is easily accessible to get around the city.
Since you're here: Explore The Hague
Beyond the congress, you will have the chance to explore the many attractions that The Hague has to offer. From our historic city centre and the stunning Peace Palace to the beautiful seaside of Scheveningen, there is something for everyone. Enjoy the city’s diverse culinary scene, vibrant art galleries, and world-class museums such as the Mauritshuis and the Escher Museum.
