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Hong Kong arbitration centre eyes Middle East and Africa expansion

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The Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre is looking to expand its services into the Middle East and Africa. This strategic move is driven by Hong Kong's reputation for neutrality and predictability, which are seen as attractive qualities for businesses in regions experiencing geopolitical instability. The centre's co-chairwoman highlighted Asia's growing business importance and Hong Kong's role as a preferred arbitration hub. AI

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Hong Kong arbitration centre eyes Middle East and Africa expansion

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Jess Ma ·

    Hong Kong arbitration body eyes Mideast, Africa prospects amid global tensions

    An international arbitration body in Hong Kong is exploring business opportunities in the Middle East and Africa, citing the city’s neutrality and predictability as key draws for new markets amid rising geopolitical tensions. Domitille Baizeau, co-chairwoman of the Hong Kong Inte…

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