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June 20, 20260 citationsOpen Access

International Commercial Arbitration in E-Commerce Disputes: Legal Information Governance and Sustainable Economic Growth (SDG 8) in the Saudi and Jordanian Legal Systems

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OAOmar Abu Al-Majd AlnoimiYAYasar AlhinitiMAMohammad Mahmoud Saeed Al-Daoud

Key Points

  • This study investigates how international commercial arbitration can resolve e-commerce disputes while supporting sustainable economic growth in Saudi Arabia and Jordan.
  • Comparative evaluation of Saudi and Jordanian arbitration laws and e-commerce regulations
  • Assessment of institutional arbitration procedures and international frameworks
  • Analytical-comparative legal approach applied to evaluate digital commerce and dispute resolution
  • International commercial arbitration significantly strengthens legal-information governance and boosts confidence in digital transactions.
  • Both Saudi Arabia and Jordan feature advanced arbitration frameworks, though differences exist in institutional expertise and procedural adaptability.
  • Efficient arbitration mechanisms foster a transparent legal environment that supports cross-border digital investment and sustainable economic expansion.

Abstract

AbstractThis study investigates international commercial arbitration as a legal-information governance instrument for resolving e-commerce disputes while promoting sustainable economic development consistent with Sustainable Development Goal 8 (SDG 8). The research comparatively evaluates the legislative and institutional arbitration structures operating in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, with emphasis placed on digital commercial transactions, electronic legal records, transnational regulatory information exchange, and the administration of online commercial disputes. An analytical-comparative legal approach was employed through the assessment of arbitration statutes, e-commerce regulations, institutional arbitration procedures, and international legal frameworks associated with electronic trade and dispute settlement mechanisms. The analysis indicates that international commercial arbitration plays a substantial role in strengthening legal-information governance, increasing confidence in digital transactions, improving accessibility to enforceable legal protections, and fostering transparent digital commercial environments. The findings further demonstrate that both Saudi Arabia and Jordan have established comparatively advanced arbitration information frameworks aligned with international legal standards. Nevertheless, distinctions remain concerning institutional expertise, procedural adaptability, and the influence of public-order principles and Sharia-based regulatory oversight. The study concludes that efficient arbitration information mechanisms enhance digital legal certainty, reinforce regulatory governance structures, and facilitate cross-border digital investment alongside sustainable economic expansion. Additionally, the research emphasises the increasing significance of arbitration institutions as integral elements of contemporary digital legal-information infrastructure within evolving e-commerce ecosystems.

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Alnoimi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a363274db0793dc1a53908ehttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20751860
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