Riyadh International Disputes Week 2025 Set To Begin On February 23 With Global Participation

The Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration (SCCA) is preparing to host the second Riyadh International Disputes Week (RIDW25) from February 23 to 27, 2025. This event aims to enhance international dialogue and knowledge sharing in commercial dispute resolution. It will gather legal experts, thought leaders, and global organisations to discuss industry advancements.

RIDW25 is set to feature a comprehensive programme with 86 in-person events in Riyadh, focusing on commercial dispute resolution. These sessions will cover topics like managing international business relations, legal reforms, and commercial strategies. The event will also showcase innovative solutions that support the business environment and encourage investments.

With 466 speakers from 78 entities and support from 26 government and non-profit organisations, RIDW25 promises a diverse range of insights. Over 3,500 participants from 78 countries have already registered. This highlights Saudi Arabia's commitment to fostering a sustainable legal environment and enhancing its leadership in law and arbitration.

The event aligns with Vision 2030 by developing local competencies and strengthening partnerships both locally and internationally. It underscores Saudi Arabia's investment in the dispute resolution industry as a catalyst for economic growth and business facilitation.

Arbitration plays a crucial role in resolving commercial and civil disputes, building trust in Saudi Arabia's legal system and investment climate. RIDW25 comes at a time when the Kingdom is advancing as a regional and global hub for investment and business. The event aims to highlight best practices that drive these objectives.

SCCA encourages those interested in law and dispute resolution to register for RIDW25 through the official website (www.RIDW.org). Attendees can engage with leading international experts during the events.

Building on Past Success

"This year's RIDW builds on the success of its inaugural event, which saw significant international participation. The first edition attracted over 4,900 participants from 79 countries and featured 92 diverse events in collaboration with 105 local and international organizations," said the release.

The upcoming RIDW25 represents an important step for Saudi Arabia as it continues to position itself as a leader in law and arbitration globally. By promoting knowledge exchange among experts, it supports the Kingdom's economic ambitions while reinforcing its role as an attractive destination for business.

With inputs from SPA