Singapore Mediation Convention

The Singapore Mediation Convention is an international treaty designed to make it easier to enforce agreements reached through mediation, a process where disputing parties settle conflicts with the help of a neutral mediator. Signed in 2019, it ensures that mediated settlement agreements are recognized and enforceable across different countries, promoting cross-border dispute resolution. This helps businesses and individuals resolve disputes efficiently without resorting to lengthy litigation, providing confidence that their agreements will be upheld internationally. Essentially, it creates a standardized legal framework to support the effectiveness and reliability of mediated settlements worldwide.