What is international arbitration enforcement?

What is international arbitration enforcement?

International arbitration enforcement refers to the process of ensuring that arbitration awards are recognized and executed in different jurisdictions.

How does the enforcement process work?

The enforcement process typically involves applying to a court in the jurisdiction where enforcement is sought, often under the New York Convention.

What challenges might arise during enforcement?

Challenges can include jurisdictional issues, public policy objections, or the opposing party's refusal to comply with the award.

Are there any international treaties that facilitate enforcement?

Yes, the most significant treaty is the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards.

Can you give examples of countries that are part of this convention?

Sure! Over 160 countries are parties to the New York Convention, including the United States, the UK, and China.