Founded in 1993, the International Arbitration Court of the Juridical Centre "IUS" is the sole recognized arbitration centre with significant experience in the field of international disputes settlement in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Since 2002 the head office of the International Arbitration Court of the Juridical Centre "IUS" has been in St. -Petersburg, with an agency in the Republic of Kazakhstan located in Almaty(with branches in other cities of Kazakhstan). The non-commercial organization The Juridical Centre "IUS" (St.Petersburg) is founded by the Law Research Institute "Law Centre Nauka"(St.Petersburg) and the Juridical Centre "IUS" (Almaty) for the specific task of providing the activity of the Arbitration "IUS". The Arbitration "IUS" offers business a full spread of dispute resolution services, with arbitration at the core, and it has the agreements of co-operation with a number of arbitration bodies from many different countries of the world. The awards of Arbitration "IUS" are recognized and enforced in conformity with the New York Convention, and also in conformity with other international conventions and agreements.

The Arbitration "IUS" offers business a full spread of dispute resolution services, with arbitration at the core. One of the functions of the Arbitration "IUS" is to provide for settlement by arbitration of any business disputes and other disputes in accordance with the Rules of Arbitration of the International Arbitration Court of the Juridical Centre "IUS". The Arbitration "IUS" provides cost-effective administration of arbitration, mediation and other methods of ADR, in different venues and under different systems of law. The Arbitration "IUS" is an international institution, offering efficiency, flexibility and neutrality to all parties involved in dispute resolution under its auspices, regardless of location. The Arbitration "IUS" Rules are available in English, Russian and Kazakh. In addition, the Arbitration "IUS" constantly organizes seminars and scientific and practical conferences, including international, about arbitral matters.