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On December 7, 2025, Georgia's arbitration sector received a major boost with the introduction of new legislation aimed at enhancing the country's arbitration framework. The move is expected to further position Georgia as a favorable destination for international arbitration proceedings.The new legislation, known as the Arbitration Act of 2025, was passed by the Georgian Parliament with overwhelming support. It provides a comprehensive and modernized legal framework for arbitration in the country, aligning it with international standards and best practices. The Act covers key aspects of arbitration, including the enforcement of arbitral awards, jurisdictional matters, and the conduct of proceedings.One of the key provisions of the Act is the establishment of a specialized arbitration court in Georgia, which will have exclusive jurisdiction over arbitration-related disputes. This court is expected to streamline the arbitration process, ensure consistency in decision-making, and enhance the enforcement of arbitral awards.In addition to the establishment of the arbitration court, the Act also introduces measures to promote transparency and efficiency in arbitration proceedings. It includes provisions for the use of electronic communication and digital signatures, as well as guidelines for the appointment and conduct of arbitrators.The introduction of the Arbitration Act of 2025 has been welcomed by the legal community in Georgia, with many experts hailing it as a significant step forward for the country's arbitration sector. The Act is expected to attract more international arbitrations to Georgia, boosting its reputation as a reliable and arbitration-friendly jurisdiction.Commenting on the new legislation, Minister of Justice Tamar Chugoshvili stated, "The Arbitration Act of 2025 reflects our commitment to providing a modern and efficient legal framework for arbitration in Georgia. We believe that this legislation will further enhance the country's position as a leading destination for international arbitration proceedings."Overall, the Arbitration Act of 2025 is poised to have a positive impact on Georgia's arbitration sector, reinforcing its reputation as a favorable jurisdiction for resolving commercial disputes through arbitration. With its robust legal framework and commitment to international standards, Georgia is set to attract more high-profile arbitration cases in the years to come.