
Singapore’s courts expand international ambitions
Natasha Doris
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Singapore’s courts formed tighter relationships with their foreign counterparts and further embraced technology during 2024, according to an annual report.
Released on 30 October, the Singapore Courts (SG Courts) 2024 Report has revealed the courts’ international ambitions, and emphasis on alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and technology.
During 2024, the state unveiled an international committee within the Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC), allowing appeals from desig
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