Spain hosts a permanent office of the International Court of Arbitration (PCA) with diplomatic immunities
18 Jul 2026Effective: 06 Jul 202676 views
Who is affected:
Spanish Administration, PCA personnel and their families, parties to international arbitrations held in Spain
Summary
Spain signs an agreement to host a headquarters of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, assuming installation costs and granting diplomatic immunities to the organization and its personnel.
Detailed analysis
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The agreement makes Spain a host country of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), an international body established in 1899 to resolve disputes between States. Spain assumes significant economic obligations: cedes offices and meeting rooms at no cost, covers operating expenses (electricity, water, security, cleanin…
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