İstanbul, which is preparing to become a financial centre, is also a candidate to become a resolution centre for international commercial disputes. The button has been pressed to establish the Istanbul Arbitration Centre. The centre is planned to become operational at the turn of the year...
Turkey, which is making an intense effort to become an international power in many fields, is now preparing to establish an arbitration centre in İstanbul. The Istanbul Arbitration Centre Draft Law, prepared by the Ministry of Justice, was submitted to the Presidency of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey on 25 March 2013. The goal is to complete both the legal and physical establishment of the Istanbul Arbitration Centre by the turn of next year.
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