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Update: Pakistan can become international arbitration hub through sustained reforms: Speakers

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Associated Press Of Pakistan Pakistan can become international arbitration hub through sustained reforms: Speakers ISLAMABAD, Sep 11 (APP):Pakistan has the potential to emerge as an international centre for dispute resolution, but achieving this objective would require sustained legal, institutional and capacity-building reforms over the next decade, speakers at a seminar stated on Friday. The report also notes that The seminar titled “Can Pakistan Become a Seat of International Dispute Resolution?” was organized by the... This post Pakistan can become international arbitration hub through sustained reforms: Speakers first appeared on Associated Press Of Pakistan and owns the property.

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