Arbitration is a method of resolving disputes outside traditional court proceedings, where a neutral third party — the arbitrator — makes a decision that is subject to mandatory enforcement.

Compared to court proceedings, arbitration is a faster, confidential, and often more affordable alternative. Decisions are usually made by experienced arbitrators.

Arbitration can be used to resolve commercial, contractual, financial, leasing, and other service-related disputes.

Individuals and legal entities may apply to the Arbitration Court, including citizens of the Republic of Armenia, foreign citizens, stateless persons, as well as Armenian and foreign legal entities, provided that there is an arbitration agreement between the parties or an arbitration clause included in the contract.

Yes, arbitration decisions are legally binding and provide a final and enforceable resolution to the dispute.