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CIIAM and its arbitration rules

The International and Ibero-American Arbitration Center of Madrid (CIIAM) (formerly CIAM-CIAR) is one of the most innovative arbitral institutions in the Ibero-American landscape, and its arbitration rules incorporate international best practices adapted to the needs of modern commerce. CIIAM’s Arbitration Rules (2024 CIIAM Arbitration Rules) are in force from 1 January 2024.

Introduction to the CIIAM Arbitration Rules 2024

This Practice Note summarises the key features of CIIAM arbitration under its 2024 Rules, highlighting the institution’s exclusive focus on international disputes, its strictly administrative role, and its integration within the Ibero-American arbitral landscape. It outlines the determination of internationality,

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