SIAC Opens Delhi Liaison Office

The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) has expanded its presence in India by inaugurating a Delhi Liaison Office during its Annual India Conference 2026. This move aims to strengthen engagement with India's arbitration ecosystem, marking a significant development in the country's dispute resolution landscape.

SIAC has inaugurated its Delhi Liaison Office during the SIAC Annual India Conference 2026, marking a significant expansion of its presence in India and strengthening engagement with the country’s arbitration ecosystem. This move is expected to enhance cooperation between SIAC and India’s arbitration community, fostering greater collaboration and mutual understanding. The inauguration of the liaison office underscores SIAC's commitment to expanding its reach in key jurisdictions, including India.

SIAC has been actively engaged with India's arbitration ecosystem for several years, providing a platform for parties to resolve disputes through international arbitration. The centre has seen growing interest from Indian parties and counsel in using SIAC as their preferred arbitral institution. The Delhi Liaison Office is expected to facilitate greater interaction between SIAC and the Indian arbitration community, promoting awareness of SIAC's services and procedures.

The inauguration of the Delhi Liaison Office marks a significant milestone in SIAC's expansion plans in India. This move is likely to enhance cooperation between SIAC and India's arbitration community, fostering greater collaboration and mutual understanding. The liaison office will serve as a key point of contact for parties and counsel seeking information on SIAC's services and procedures.

The inauguration of the Delhi Liaison Office by SIAC marks a significant development in the country’s dispute resolution landscape. Practitioners should take note of this expansion, which is expected to enhance cooperation between SIAC and India’s arbitration community. As the Indian arbitration ecosystem continues to grow, it will be interesting to see how SIAC's presence in Delhi impacts the use of international arbitration in India.