اتفاقية اوتاوا و دورها في فض منازعات عقد التمويل الإيجاري الدولي

Abstract EN

The lease financing contract is one of the requirements for the economic development experienced by most of the world's population.

As this activity was not limited to financing investments related to the private sector, but also extended to include financing public investments, which are linked to the ability of projects to invest in the necessary modernization of industrial equipment or supplies, and the expansion of the available means of financing for these projects; This is to ensure that it continues to compete and improve its production capacity, as it is one of the modern legal organizations that contribute to financing investments without the project resorting to its own resources The lease financing contract is often of an international nature, and this is attributed, in particular, and not exclusively, to the resort of owners of industries and institutions in developing countries to foreign financial leasing companies coming from developed countries that have the necessary capital to supply them.

It also invites foreign suppliers who have the appropriate equipment and tools for their activity .

The question is, did the provisions of the International Institute for the Standardization of Private Law agreement governing the International Lease Finance Agreement concluded in Ottawa, Canada, in 1988, achieve standardization of solutions in this area And from here; Our study of the topic "The Ottawa Agreement and its role in resolving international lease financing contract disputes" came to shed light on its organization within the framework of the International Institute Agreement concluded in Ottawa, Canada in 1988, through an analytical approach that proceeds from general rules in international contracts, to apply to the various parts of the contract, To highlight its most important features, in two topics: the first was devoted to: explaining what are the rules established in the Ottawa agreement, and the second: for the international lease financing contract to be subject to the provisions of the Ottawa agreement