Contracts with the United Arab Emirates — the Legal Framework
Transactions with the United Arab Emirates, like any case connected with foreign law, are governed in Georgia by the law on private international law. This law determines which legal order applies where facts connected with a foreign legal system exist, and which norms of procedural law govern the conduct of such a case. The Emirates market is among the first for Georgian business: trade, construction, logistics and services there are frequently performed with elements of foreign law. Three questions prove decisive: which court is competent, which country's law governs the contract and which form is treated as valid. Georgian law answers all three, and knowing those answers before signature determines whether the transaction will hold up in a dispute.

