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ARTICLE · 15 NOVEMBER 2024

Resolving Maritime Disputes And Arbitration In Saudi Arabian Law

Hamad in association with Youssry Saleh & Partners (AHYSP)
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a significant maritime industry. Its strategic location along the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf makes it an important hub for global trade and shipping.

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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a significant maritime industry. Its strategic location along the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf makes it an important hub for global trade and shipping. As the country's maritime industry continues to grow, so too does the need for effective mechanisms to resolve disputes that may arise in this sector. This article aims to provide an overview of how maritime disputes and arbitration are handled under Saudi Arabian law.

Maritime Companies in Saudi Arabia

The maritime industry in Saudi Arabia is thriving, with a growing number of companies providing a diverse range of services, such as ship management, cargo handling, and maritime logistics. These enterprises are subject to the Commercial Maritime Law and must comply with the regulations set by the Public Transport Authority, the regulatory body overseeing the maritime sector in the kingdom. This includes obtaining the necessary licenses and approvals to operate within the industry's

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