The United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) growing reputation on the international arbitration scene is gaining traction.
For so many years led by the established jurisdictions of London, New York, Paris, Hong Kong, and Singapore, the UAE is now helping the Middle East establish itself among the elites of world arbitration, anchored in a willingness to be open and competitive, and amenable to adopting established international protocols.
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