The role of arbitration has increased at the present time and has become a preferred means for the parties to resolve their disputes due to its multiple advantages that are not available in the traditional national judiciary, as the arbitration system frees the parties from formalities and differences in the national rules followed in ordinary courts. In addition, arbitration has enjoyed a strong and important position in light of the growing economic relations and the flourishing reality of international and internal trade. The advantages enjoyed by arbitration from the ease, simplicity and speed of its procedures, as well as the ability of its rulings to be implemented in foreign countries more easily than the judgments issued by the courts, make it an alternative means of resolving maritime disputes in general. The importance of the study is represented in the role of maritime commercial arbitration in unifying the rules of international trade law due to the expansion, development and increase of its global value.In this research, I relied on the descriptive approach based on the presentation of the scientific material and the analytical and comparative approach with some laws of Arab and foreign countries.
Zainab Karim (Sat,) studied this question.