For centuries, Bahrain has been where deals were struck—where traders from India, Persia, and Africa haggled over pearls, spices, and silver. Now, it’s where those deals might be settled—not in bustling souks but in sleek courtrooms.

The newly launched Bahrain International Commercial Court (BICC) marks the Gulf nation’s latest pivot—from trading hub to centre for dispute resolution.

The BICC, modelled on Singapore’s International Commercial Court, will hear cross-border commercial cases in English and Arabic, offering global investors a neutral, transparent, and tech-savvy platform for resolution.

For Bahrain, this isn’t just about law—it’s about legacy. The same island that linked ancient trade routes now wants to link modern boardrooms to fair judgment.

This evolution isn’t accide

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