How Nepal Can Transform Its Mediation Landscape With Insights From Singapore's Success

In recent years, mediation has gained prominence as an effective alternative to court-based dispute resolution in Nepal, rooted in traditional practices where village elders once played a pivotal role. Despite these advancements, Nepal's mediation landscape, while progressive, still faces challenges, especially in handling complex international commercial disputes. To navigate these challenges and enhance its mediation framework, Nepal can draw valuable lessons from Singapore's successful transformation from traditional mediation to a global hub for commercial dispute resolution. The Nepal International ADR Centre plays a crucial role in offering international commercial dispute resolution services, fostering an environment where both domestic and global parties can seek effective mediation. Embracing these measures would not only strengthen Nepal's mediation infrastructure but also position it as a competitive player in the global mediation arena, ultimately fostering greater trust and efficiency in resolving complex commercial disputes.