Those who attended the Ninth St. Petersburg International Legal Forum last week in St. Petersburg, Russia were SC Justices Mariano Del Castillo, Estela Perlas-Bernabe, Rosmari Carandang, Court of Appeals Presiding Justice Romeo Barza, and CA Justices Elihu Ybanez, and Danton Bueser.
The SPILF is a major platform for dialogue between jurists, lawyers, government and international organization representatives, economists, and politicians representing main economic and legal systems in the world. This year’s event included working group meetings, lectures and presentations, “talk shows”, off-site conferences, cultural activities, and a plenary session entitled the “Art of Law”.The SPILF also conveyed an award, the Private Law Prize, a legal scientific award that recognizes academic works for its innovative character, significance transcending national boundaries, and level of scientific rigor. This year’s awardee was Dr.
At the conclusion of their participation to the SPILF, the justices held a discussion with representatives of the Philippine Embassy in Moscow that focused on expanding the areas of cooperation between the judicial departments of the Philippines and the Russian Federation.
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