Exclusive Interview | Adv Tejas Karia | How launch of ABI will benefit countys economy?

By Mahima Katal 06 June, 2024 07:03 PM 0 Comments

In an exclusive interview with LawStreet Journal, Vice President of Arbitration Bar of India, Adv Tejas Karia underlined why the launch of ABI will benefit countrys economy.

Arbitration plays a crucial role in attracting foreign direct investment, which is essential for the country to fully capitalize on its advantages in democracy, demographics, and demand, the vice president added.

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