Investment disputes represent one of the most complex areas of international commercial law, requiring specialized resolution mechanisms that balance investor protection with host state sovereignty. This study examines the role and effectiveness of mediation as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism for investment disputes in Uzbekistan's legal framework. Through comprehensive analysis of existing legislation, comparative legal research, and examination of international best practices, this research evaluates the potential for mediation to provide efficient, cost-effective resolution of investment conflicts. The findings reveal significant gaps in current regulatory frameworks governing investment mediation, including inadequate institutional support, limited enforceability mechanisms, and insufficient integration with existing bilateral investment treaties. This study proposes a comprehensive mediation framework specifically designed for investment disputes, incorporating international standards while addressing the unique characteristics of Uzbekistan's investment environment. The research concludes that properly implemented mediation mechanisms can significantly enhance investor confidence, reduce litigation costs, and preserve long-term investment relationships while maintaining state regulatory autonomy.
Madinabonu Yakubova (Sat,) studied this question.
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