Abstract
The text provides a comprehensive analysis of the role and evolution of international commercial arbitration as a method of alternative dispute resolution. It emphasizes the growing preference for arbitration in international commerce due to its speed, confidentiality, and perceived fairness. The text also highlights the efforts made by the Republic of Uzbekistan to develop its arbitration infrastructure, including its adherence to international conventions and the establishment of the Tashkent International Arbitration Center. The article further delves into the legal intricacies of arbitration agreements, discussing their validity, enforceability, and the formal requirements they must meet. It concludes by noting the ongoing changes in international standards and laws governing arbitration, suggesting that these are in response to the changing needs of the global market
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