Judicial Mediation and Arbitration in Syria... Chambers of Commerce Discuss Enhancing Commercial Justice and Supporting Investment
Judicial Mediation and Arbitration in Syria... Chambers of Commerce Discuss Enhancing Commercial Justice and Supporting Investment
Mr. Tariq Domyati, Attorney for the Lattakia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, represented the Chamber in a seminar organized by the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce. Held under the patronage and in the presence of the Federation’s President, Mr. Ala’a Al-Ali, the seminar was titled: "Judicial Mediation and Arbitration in Syria: The Role of Arbitration Centers and Merchants in Enhancing Commercial Justice and Settling Disputes."
The event featured the participation of Dr. Khitam Haddad, Assistant Minister of Justice; Mr. Mohammad Ali Al-Tawil, President of the Bar Association; and Dr. Ali Al-Maghribi, Head of the Judicial Inspection Department, alongside a number of judges, lawyers, and economic figures.
The seminar highlighted the importance of developing the commercial justice system and strengthening the role of judicial mediation and arbitration in resolving disputes. These mechanisms are vital for protecting the rights of merchants and investors, and providing effective legal frameworks to address commercial disagreements.
Key themes of the seminar included reviewing the regulations governing the operations and registration of arbitration centers in Syria, and discussing the significance of establishing an international arbitration center to boost confidence in the investment environment. Additionally, the participants reviewed the draft law on judicial mediation and shared insights regarding the topics raised.
The seminar emphasized the necessity of enhancing cooperation and integration between judicial institutions and the commercial sector. It also stressed the development of legal procedures to guarantee the protection of all parties' rights and settle disputes in accordance with due legal process, which ultimately fosters trust in commercial and investment transactions and supports Syria's economic recovery.
The participation of the Lattakia Chamber of Commerce and Industry reflects its commitment to following legal developments related to the business environment, representing the interests of merchants and industrialists, and contributing to raising awareness of available legal mechanisms for dispute resolution and rights protection
22/10/2026
Judicial Mediation and Arbitration in Syria... Chambers of Commerce Discuss Enhancing Commercial Justice and Supporting Investment
Mr. Tariq Domyati, Attorney for the Lattakia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, represented the Chamber in a seminar organized by the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Commerce. Held under the patronage and in the presence of the Federation’s President, Mr. Ala’a Al-Ali, the seminar was titled: "Judicial Mediation and Arbitration in Syria: The Role of Arbitration Centers and Merchants in Enhancing Commercial Justice and Settling Disputes."
The event featured the participation of Dr. Khitam Haddad, Assistant Minister of Justice; Mr. Mohammad Ali Al-Tawil, President of the Bar Association; and Dr. Ali Al-Maghribi, Head of the Judicial Inspection Department, alongside a number of judges, lawyers, and economic figures.
The seminar highlighted the importance of developing the commercial justice system and strengthening the role of judicial mediation and arbitration in resolving disputes. These mechanisms are vital for protecting the rights of merchants and investors, and providing effective legal frameworks to address commercial disagreements.
Key themes of the seminar included reviewing the regulations governing the operations and registration of arbitration centers in Syria, and discussing the significance of establishing an international arbitration center to boost confidence in the investment environment. Additionally, the participants reviewed the draft law on judicial mediation and shared insights regarding the topics raised.
The seminar emphasized the necessity of enhancing cooperation and integration between judicial institutions and the commercial sector. It also stressed the development of legal procedures to guarantee the protection of all parties' rights and settle disputes in accordance with due legal process, which ultimately fosters trust in commercial and investment transactions and supports Syria's economic recovery.
The participation of the Lattakia Chamber of Commerce and Industry reflects its commitment to following legal developments related to the business environment, representing the interests of merchants and industrialists, and contributing to raising awareness of available legal mechanisms for dispute resolution and rights protection
22/10/2026
