The Central Asian Court of International Arbitration is an independent, permanent arbitration court, established in accordance with the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic (Certificate No. 183686-3300- OF code OKPO 30594770, date of initial state registration dated 10.06.2019). On November 01, 2023, re-registration is carried out in the Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic, and in connection with re-registration the "Bishkek International Arbitration Court for Subsoil and Commerce" is renamed into the "Central Asian Court of International Arbitration" (CACIA).
Guidance Notes
The Central Asian Court of International Arbitration offers services for efficient and fast dispute resolution. The CACIA specializes in disputes related to subsoil development and use, investment disputes and other commercial disputes. The alternative dispute resolution methods offered by the CACIA avoid the difficulties associated with traditional dispute resolution.
Arbitration
Arbitration is an internationally established procedure of resolving disputes outside the public court system, which results in legally binding award
Efficiency
An arbitral award is enforceable more than in 150 countries
Time
Quick dispute administration
Confidentiality
The dispute is administered under the confidentiality
Flexibility
The parties are able to agree procedures themselves
Finality
Rendered arbitral award is final, without formal possibility to appeal
Mediation
Mediation is process for resolving disputes by which an independent mediator assists the parties in reaching a mutually satisfactory settlement
Preservation of relationships
Mediation is a useful approach when parties in dispute have an ongoing relationship that they wish to preserve
Flexibility
The role of mediation is to make it easier to find a solution through conversation
Time
Quick dispute administration
Confidentiality
The proceedings are conducted in private, and you are in control of your own position
