Abstract
In line
with the Saudi vision 2030, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is witnessing a
comprehensive revolution in laws and legislation with the aim of making Saudi
Arabia attractive to foreign investments. One of the most remarkable laws has
been issued so far is the Saudi arbitration law in 2012. This article aimed to
assess the current legislative practices regarding the extent to which
administrative contracts are subject to arbitration. Thus, the study concluded
that despite the clear reforms and tangible actions undertaken by the Saudi
legislator to attract investors, there is still difficulty in submitting
administrative contracts to arbitration due to the current provisions of the
laws related to this issue. Therefore, the study suggests modifying the
arbitration law and the new government tenders and procurement law to
explicitly state the permissibility of resorting to arbitration in
administrative contracts.
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