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Singapore Convention on Mediation

The Singapore Convention on Mediation (the "Singapore Convention" or "Convention") is a uniform and efficient framework for international settlement agreements resulting from mediation. It applies to international settlement agreements resulting from mediation, concluded by parties to resolve a commercial dispute.

The Singapore Convention will facilitate international trade and commerce by enabling disputing parties to easily enforce and invoke settlement agreements across borders. Businesses will benefit from mediation as an additional dispute resolution option to litigation and arbitration in settling cross-border disputes.

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57

number of signatories to the Convention as of [DATE]

Sri Lanka

the most recent country to ratify the Convention

14

number of countries that have ratified the Convention

Singapore Convention Week 2024

The Singapore Convention Week (SC Week) has been a signature event in Singapore since 2019, focusing on dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation and litigation. It serves as a key platform for thought leaders, experts, practitioners and policy makers, to discuss emerging trends, address common issues, deliberate on new innovations, and drive change. 
 

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