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وكالة الأنباء القطرية
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The sixth World Conference on International Arbitration opened in Doha today, bringing together participants to discuss the future of dispute resolution amid legal and technological change. Topics included the interplay between courts and arbitration and the role of artificial intelligence. Participants stressed that AI should remain a tool to assist people, not replace them in decision-making. The chairman of the Qatar International Center for Conciliation and Arbitration announced that the center had received 132 cases over the past two years, with awards issued in more than 100 of them. The average time to resolve a case was about six months. The center was also ranked among the top three arbitration centers in the Middle East and Africa. At the conference’s opening, the center signed three memoranda of understanding with Lusail University, the International Valuation Standards Council, and the Campaign to Support Women in Arbitration.
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