There are several advantages that arbitration often offers over litigation, hearings, and traditional trial as a means of efficiently resolving disputes.

1- Arbitration is faster and saves time
Commercial arbitration is characterized by speed in settling disputes, unlike the traditional judiciary, by shortening many complex procedures and not addressing them, in order to avoid slow procedures in the official judicial systems, it is characterized by the ability to settle disputes submitted to it in less time, and the desire of the litigants to obtain a quick judgment that adjudicates the existing dispute, can be reflected in the speed of procedures through the agreement of the parties on a time limit for settling the dispute, Unlike the traditional judiciary, in which the judge is unique in determining the date of issuing the judgment, according to the cases before him, which may extend to months, and in all cases, our center has set time limits for all procedures so that you can obtain an arbitration award ending the litigation within 45 days from the date of submitting the request, at best.

2- Arbitration saves money
Arbitration not only saves time, but also saves money because its costs are limited to administrative fees, arbitrators’ fees, and lawyers’ fees, if any, which are lower compared to fees if traditional procedures are followed. Arbitration is considered the most effective way to find a solution, regardless of the complexity of the dispute, starting with its clear and explicit method and ending with settling the dispute without the need to go through many stages and procedures, which may incur additional costs in the event of resorting to other alternatives to resolve the dispute, the arbitrator’s fees are often divided equally between the parties.

3- Arbitration is a specialized, impartial and independent judiciary Arbitration
is characterized as a specialized judiciary, because the arbitrator or the arbitral tribunal is usually competent in the dispute at hand, or sufficiently informed of issues related to the dispute, as the Center presents a list to the parties containing a number of arbitrators specialized in several areas through which the parties choose the arbitrator they deem appropriate to adjudicate the dispute between them, without imposing on them a person they do not accept to rule on the dispute, knowing that all Arbitrators are impartial and independent, and all arbitration proceedings are impartial and unbiased to one party at the expense of the other.

4- Arbitration is less formal More flexible
Arbitration is less formal than the traditional judiciary, so that the parties can express their point of view comfortably, and it is free from complex legal restrictions and rules while maintaining respect for the basic principles of litigation, such as respect for the rights of defense, equality between litigants, and the right of litigants to see everything highlighted in the dispute file and the right to discuss and comment on it, while giving the arbitrator the freedom to be free from complex procedures, which makes arbitration a flexible judiciary, and it can Schedule arbitration on the availability of all interested parties, allowing you to hold the hearing on weekdays or evenings whether in person or by video communication.

5- Arbitration prevents hostility
Since both sides are encouraged to fully participate during the process, this will help structure the decision in a better way, by working together, this will reduce hostility and tension between the parties, in addition to the desire to reach a fair solution to the dispute that ensures the continuation of the relationship between the parties despite the outbreak of disagreement.

6. Arbitration provides simplified procedures Arbitration
procedures are less costly than traditional court procedures – making it easier to adapt them to the needs of the parties. In addition, arbitration does not rely on the discovery process, which involves answering questions, taking statements, and requesting documents – a technique often seen as a delay and play in litigation, and some matters can be handled by phone call, such as whether a witness should be called and what documents to submit.

7- Arbitration is confidential and information protection Arbitration proceedings
are not conducted in public courts, and decisions are not published publicly, this is of high value to most parties in many cases, as most investors prefer that the trial, hearing, and decisions be confidential and not public, as this leads to the protection of the personal information of the parties.