As Saudi Arabia continues its transformation under Vision 2030, the legal sector is evolving rapidly to support an increasingly dynamic business landscape. Arbitration has emerged as a preferred method of dispute resolution, particularly for commercial, construction, and cross-border transactions. With a growing emphasis on efficiency, neutrality, and enforceability, the Kingdom is aligning its arbitration practices with international standards while preserving its legal identity rooted in Sharia. This article explores the recent trends in arbitration in Saudi Arabia and outlines best practices for businesses seeking to navigate the arbitration process effectively. Legal Framework of Arbitration in Saudi Arabia The legal framework for arbitration in Saudi Arabia is primarily governed by the Saudi Arbitration Law of 2012 (Royal Decree No. M/34). This