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1985 - UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration

This page is updated whenever the UNCITRAL Secretariat is informed of changes in enactment of the Model Law.

The UNCITRAL Secretariat also prepares yearly a document containing the Status of Conventions and Enactments of UNCITRAL Model Laws, which is available on the web page of the corresponding UNCITRAL Commission session.

Legislation based on the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration has been enacted in:

Armenia (2006), Australia (1991), Austria (2005), Azerbaijan (1999), Bahrain (1994), Bangladesh (2001), Belarus (1999), Bulgaria (2002), Cambodia (2006), in Canada: British Colombia (2006), Chile (2004), in China: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (1996), Macau Special Administrative Region (1998); Croatia (2001), Cyprus, Denmark (2005), Egypt (1996), Estonia (2006), Germany (1998), Greece (1999), Guatemala (1995), Hungary (1994), India (1996), Iran (Islamic Republic of) (1997), Ireland (1998), Japan (2003), Jordan (2001), Kenya (1995), Lithuania(1996), Madagascar (1998), Malta (1995), Mexico (2005), New Zealand (1996), Nicaragua (2005), Nigeria (1990), Norway (2004), Oman (1997), Paraguay (2002), the Philippines (2004), Poland (2005), Republic of Korea (1995), Russian Federation (1993), Serbia (2006), Singapore (2001), Spain (2003), Sri Lanka (1995), Thailand (2002), Tunisia (1993), Turkey (2001), Ukraine (1994), within the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Scotland (1990); in Bermuda, overseas territory of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; within the United States of America: California (1996), Connecticut (2000), Illinois (1998), Louisiana, Oregon and Texas; Uganda (2000), Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)(1998), Zambia (2000) and Zimbabwe (1996).

Legislation based on the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration, with amendments as adopted in 2006 has been enacted in:

Ireland (2008), New Zealand (2007), Peru (2008) and Slovenia (2008).