Prof. Ali Yeşilırmak Chaired a Session at the 22nd MİHBİR Meeting

Prof. Ali Yeşilırmak Chaired a Session at the 22nd MİHBİR Meeting
Prof. Ali Yeşilırmak, Member of the Board of Directors of Ibn Haldun University Dispute Resolution Application and Research Center (UÇAM) and Head of the Department of Civil Procedure, Enforcement and Insolvency Law at Ibn Haldun University School of Law, chaired a session at the 22nd MİHBİR Meeting, organized by the Turkish Association of Civil Procedure and Enforcement and Insolvency Law Scholars (MİHBİR) in Çeşme on November 6–7, 2026, under the theme “Modernization of the Insolvency and Restructuring System.”

Prof. Ali Yeşilırmak Chaired a Session at the 22nd MİHBİR Meeting

Prof. Ali Yeşilırmak, Member of the Board of Directors of Ibn Haldun University Dispute Resolution Application and Research Center (UÇAM) and Head of the Department of Civil Procedure, Enforcement and Insolvency Law at Ibn Haldun University School of Law, chaired a session at the 22nd MİHBİR Meeting, organized by the Turkish Association of Civil Procedure and Enforcement and Insolvency Law Scholars (MİHBİR) in Çeşme on November 6–7, 2026, under the theme “Modernization of the Insolvency and Restructuring System.”

The meeting addressed current challenges in insolvency and restructuring law from a comparative legal perspective, examining legal frameworks, recent developments, and reform needs in Türkiye, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Italy.

Prof. Ali Yeşilırmak chaired the third session, titled “Switzerland & Italy and General Evaluation,” held on the second day of the meeting. During the session, Dr. Valentin Retornaz delivered a presentation titled “Common Roots, Different Outcomes: Recent Developments in Insolvency and Composition Proceedings in Swiss and Italian Law.” Prof. Hakan Pekcanıtez subsequently contributed to the general discussion with his presentation, “Proposals for the Modernization of the Turkish Insolvency and Restructuring System.”

Bringing together Turkish and international academics, the 22nd MİHBİR Meeting provided a valuable platform for examining recent developments across different legal systems and discussing proposals for the modernization of Turkish insolvency and restructuring law.

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