Doha, January 31 (QNA) - The Qatar International Center for Conciliation and Arbitration (QICCA) of the Qatar Chamber announced that it has approved its updated conciliation rules, which will take effect on February 1.
This step is part of QICCA's ongoing extensive efforts to enhance dispute resolution mechanisms and improve the services it provides to the business community both locally and internationally.
On this occasion, HE QICCA's Vice-Chairman, Dr. Sheikh Thani bin Ali Al-Thani, affirmed that the updated rules represent a significant step in enhancing the conciliation process, noting that they reflect the Center's commitment to developing its dispute resolution mechanisms in line with international best practices.
He emphasised that the new rules have been designed to provide a more flexible, efficient, and transparent framework that serves the interests of all parties involved in commercial disputes.
For his part, Secretary-General of QICCA, Ibrahim Mohamed Shahbek, praised the updated rules, describing them as an important advancement that strengthens the Center's conciliation system. He noted that the amendments will contribute to improving service quality, accelerating dispute resolution, and supporting the business sector by offering effective alternative methods to litigation.
QICCA reaffirmed its continued efforts to enhance its services and provide modern and reliable mechanisms that keep pace with developments in the business environment, ultimately contributing to fostering a more attractive investment climate in Qatar. (QNA)