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Enhancing enforcement of international arbitration agreements and foreign arbitral awards in Pakistan: a positive shift

In recent years, the process for the enforcement of international arbitration agreements and foreign arbitral awards in Pakistan has significantly improved, largely due to the influence of the New York Convention. Courts now exhibit a pro-enforcement bias and embrace global jurisprudence, creating a favourable environment for international arbitration. However, the duration of enforcement proceedings remains a concern. Streamlining procedures and expediting recognition are crucial for Pakistan to solidify its reputation as an arbitration-friendly jurisdiction, attracting global businesses and boosting economic growth.

Released on Dec 12, 2023

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