Dispute Resolution
Dispute resolution in Saudi Arabia encompasses a variety of methods to resolve conflicts, including litigation, arbitration, and mediation. The legal framework aims to provide efficient and fair resolution of disputes, guided by Islamic law (Sharia) principles and modern legal practices.
Key Methods of Dispute Resolution
Litigation
Arbitration
Mediation
Key Institutions
Ministry of Justice (MOJ)
Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration (SCCA)
Board of Grievances (Diwan Al-Mazalim)
Recent Developments and Reforms
Vision 2030
E-Justice System
International Agreements
Saudi Arabia’s dispute resolution framework is evolving to meet the needs of a modern economy while adhering to its legal traditions rooted in Sharia law. With ongoing reforms and initiatives under Vision 2030, the Kingdom aims to enhance the efficiency, fairness, and accessibility of its dispute resolution mechanisms, promoting a stable and predictable legal environment for businesses and individuals.