Council for International Dispute Resolution Hosts a delegation from the United Kingdom in Manama

The Council for International Dispute Resolution of the Kingdom of Bahrain hosted an official delegation from the United Kingdom as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen international cooperation and promote Bahrain’s vision of becoming a leading global hub for neutral justice.

Professor Marike Patrani Paulsson, Vice Chairperson of the Bahrain Chamber for Dispute Resolution and Secretary General of the Council, welcomed the delegation and held a productive meeting that addressed best practices and capacity building in international dispute resolution. Discussions highlighted the recent successful launch of the Bahrain International Commercial Court and the Global Justice Bay, reflecting Bahrain’s long-term vision to build an ecosystem rooted in neutrality, judicial excellence, and international cooperation. She noted that strengthening ties with strategic partners such as the United Kingdom plays a vital role in supporting cross-border commerce, investment, and the rule of law.

The meeting reaffirmed the shared commitment of both sides to deepening collaboration in areas of mutual interest and to advancing initiatives that enhance access to justice and promote a modern, innovation-driven legal environment.