
New CRCICA arbitration rules published
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The high-profile Cairo-based arbitral organisation has finalised, approved and published the final version of its new rules which will become effective this month.
The Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (CRCICA) has published new arbitration rules. Following their approval for adoption by its 23-strong Board of Trustees on 20 December last year, the new rules are to take effect on 15 January this year.
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