“One of the advantages of arbitration is that it's much easier to enforce internationally an arbitral award than a judgment. Because we have a convention, the New York Convention, 1958. It's signed by 172 countries.”

BESTEK - The Public Procurement Podcast · #45 Can You Actually Enforce an Arbitration Win Against a Government?

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