According to the Satuan Kerja Khusus Pelaksana Kegiatan Usaha Hulu Minyak dan Gas Bumi (SKK Migas), the agency organized a specialized sharing session with the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) International Court of Arbitration on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026.
Understanding Arbitration Needs in Upstream Oil and Gas Disputes
According to SKK Migas, the initiative was driven by the critical role arbitration plays in managing conflicts tied to Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) and complex Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation (EPCI) agreements.
Expert Insights from ICC Dispute Resolution Services
According to event disclosures, Tejus Chauhan, Director of Arbitration and ADR for South Asia at ICC Dispute Resolution Services, shared expert perspectives alongside Irene Mira, Deputy Director of Arbitration and ADR for South Asia at ICC Dispute Resolution Services.
Institutional Leadership and Cross-Functional Participation
Management commitment played a central role in the day-long training event. Yusgiantoro attended the session to demonstrate executive backing for strengthening institutional capacity and cross-functional legal literacy.
The program drew 34 employees from diverse departments within the agency. Participants represented the Legal Division, Accounting, Taxation, Insurance and Treasury (PAP), Oil and Gas Commercialization (KMGB), Goods and Non-Goods Management (PBN), Supply Chain Management (PRS), Asset Management, Work Area and Drilling Wells Management (MWKSB), and Program and Communication (Prokom) divisions.
Targeting National Production and Lifting Goals
According to SKK Migas, enhanced cross-functional awareness and stronger internal governance are designed to secure smoother operational execution, ultimately supporting the government’s ongoing efforts to hit national oil and gas production and lifting targets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the main purpose of the SKK Migas and ICC sharing session?
According to SKK Migas, the event aimed to improve internal understanding of arbitration practices for upstream oil and gas disputes, covering agreements from PSCs to EPCI contracts.
Who led the presentation during the event?
Sessions were led by Tejus Chauhan, Director of Arbitration & ADR for South Asia, and Irene Mira, Deputy Director of Arbitration & ADR for South Asia, both representing ICC Dispute Resolution Services.
How many employees participated in the training?
According to SKK Migas, exactly 34 employees from various internal divisions—including legal, tax, supply chain, and asset management—attended the program.
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