The International Moot Competition aims in bringing together the students Advocate across the world, it will duly connect Law Students across different continent of the world. This International Moot Competition will be the first of its kind in the history of ALSA.

The renowned Sarah F. Kpodo International Law Moot Court Competition, which is centered in Africa, will brings together law schools and aspiring attorneys from all over the world. A fictitious international issue as it might appear in court before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and any other forum is simulated in this competition. Schools, legal companies, and teams should use this opportunity for the following reasons:

1. Networking: The competition gives law students a chance to connect with professors, other students, and international legal professionals. This may result in fresh chances, internships, and employment offers.
2. Cultural Diversity: countries will send representatives to the competition, giving pupils a rare chance to learn about various cultures and legal systems. 3. Skill Development: The competition encourages students to improve their critical thinking, research, writing, and oral advocacy abilities. These abilities are required for success in the legal profession.
3. Prestige: The tournament is well-known in the legal industry, and winning it can be an excellent addition to a student’s resume
4. cooperation: Because the competition challenges students to work in groups, they acquire cooperation and leadership abilities.
5. Expert Feedback: The competition allows students to obtain feedback from expert judges and legal professionals, which can assist them in improving their skills.