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Arbitration

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It is arbitration in the field of trade relations, and it is often the choice of the parties to international trade, and the external interests of the parties to the conflict, whose common will reveals that arbitration arises from an international commercial relationship, or external interests, i.e. outside the countries to which they belong, and it is an alternative procedure for resolving commercial disputes, which is represented in Parties agree to settle their differences outside the official courts, and the final results are binding on the parties concerned. Arbitration is usually based on an arbitration agreement concluded between the parties, which defines the terms of arbitration and is often in accordance with the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules: a comprehensive set of procedural rules that parties can agree upon in order to conduct arbitral proceedings that may arise from their commercial relationship, and are used on A wide range of ad hoc arbitrations as well as corporate arbitrations. The Rules cover all aspects of the arbitration process, including a model arbitration clause, procedural rules for the appointment of arbitrators and the conduct of arbitral proceedings, and laying down rules for the form, effect and interpretation of the arbitral award
The terms of arbitration cover many different aspects, which vary according to countries and applicable laws. Among the most prominent of these conditions are the selection of arbitrators, the setting of a date for arbitration, the place for conducting arbitration, the method of proving facts, responsibilities and other procedures.
The existence of an explicit or implicit agreement between the parties to resort to arbitration as a means to settle their dispute, whether before the dispute arose (arbitration clause) or after it (arbitration agreement).
The existence of a reconcilable dispute that does not violate public order or morals.
The jurisdiction of the arbitrator or the arbitral tribunal to adjudicate the matter in dispute, in accordance with the applicable law and the procedures followed.
The independence and impartiality of the arbitrator or the arbitrator, informing them of the arbitration agreement and their acceptance of it
Respect the rights of the defense, hear the parties equally, and express an informed and justified opinion
The advantages of commercial and international arbitration include its ability to resolve disputes in a quick, effective and final manner, the absence of traditional court procedures and the preservation of privacy and confidentiality between the opposing parties.
The disadvantages of commercial and international arbitration include, but are not limited to, the high cost and the lack of binding enforcement mechanisms