The arbitration system in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is considered one of the important legal systems for regulating commercial and investment disputes. This system relies on providing an effective and reliable judicial environment for resolving disputes between contracting parties. The arbitration system in Saudi Arabia is part of efforts aimed at promoting arbitration as an effective means of resolving disputes in the country.
The arbitration system in Saudi Arabia is distinguished by being open to non-Saudi arbitrators to participate in arbitration proceedings in accordance with the rules and procedures set out in the system. This system targets arbitrators with experience and specialisation in the field of arbitration from all over the world, who possess the knowledge and skills needed to consider disputes independently and fairly.
Saudi Arabia is working to attract non-Saudi arbitrators with diverse skills and experience in various legal and commercial fields, in order to enhance the diversity and development of the arbitration system in the country. This step aims to strengthen the trust of contracting parties in the Saudi arbitration system and provide a neutral and reliable environment for resolving disputes.
Non-Saudi arbitrators are selected based on their experience and skills in the field of arbitration, and strict standards are applied to ensure the integrity and efficiency of the arbitration process. Non-Saudi arbitrators receive the necessary training and qualification to understand the laws and procedures of arbitration in Saudi Arabia and to work according to internationally recognised standards.
By attracting non-Saudi arbitrators, the arbitration system in Saudi Arabia seeks to promote global cultural and legal exchange and to strengthen this system as one of the most important international centres for arbitration. Cooperation and interaction between Saudi and foreign arbitrators are promoted to achieve more inclusive and balanced justice in resolving disputes involving multiple nationalities and cultures
Lawyers and legal consultants, commercial arbitration practitioners, and those interested in Saudi legal regulations.
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