
Saudi Arabia commits to advancing arbitration
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An executive resolution promises an holistic review of the Saudi arbitration framework, with publication of arbitration-related court judgments attracting most attention, but granular detail is still lacking.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has confirmed that changes to its arbitration framework are in the pipeline, which should help modernise the country’s approach to the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) method and improve its competitiveness as an arbitral seat.
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