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Doha’s Arbitration Agenda
At the conclusion of the Doha Arbitration Conference, Ibrahim Mohammed Shabik, Secretary-General of the Qatar International Center for Conciliation and Arbitration, announced 10 recommendations for developing the arbitration system: 1. Strengthen coordination between the courts and arbitration, and support court assistance with proceedings while safeguarding arbitrators’ independence. 2. Update the legislation and rules governing arbitration. 3. Establish safeguards for the responsible use of artificial intelligence to protect confidentiality, privacy, and impartiality. 4. Encourage arbitration centers to adopt modern technologies to expedite proceedings and improve services. 5. Promote mediation and amicable settlement, and integrate them with arbitration. 6. Uphold integrity, independence, impartiality, disclosure, and professional responsibility. 7. Train young arbitrators and mediators, and broaden the participation of women and legal professionals. 8. Expand regional partnerships, judicial and academic cooperation, and the exchange of expertise. 9. Continue publishing arbitral awards and related judicial principles. 10. Support research and professional dialogue, and turn the conference’s outcomes into actionable programs. The recommendations aim to keep pace with legislative and technological developments and strengthen arbitration’s role in resolving commercial and investment disputes.
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