text: such an a&liFion, while several other@ o~qosod it on tho ground that recognition of the award could be aeamod to constitute a first atep towords execution of the award, which required the express consent of the State concornod. The view was also expresaod that the recognition pr~*!edurs, which appaared to bo specific to certain legal fiy8tomf3, did not fall directly within the purview of that part of the topic but would rather concorn the part relating to enforcement) it was suggostod that the proposed addition should be considered in tho context of Part IV of the draft articles. One mombor expressed concern about the tendency to confuse an ayreoment on arbitration with a waiver of immunity, A suggestion was made, therefore, to include a provision in article 19 to the affect that SUbmiS8iOn to arbitration should not be construed ae submission to the jurisdiction of the forum State, Similarly, it. was ouggosted that 3 State party to an arbitration agreement must; retain its right to invoke immunity before the courts of a State that was not involved or designat& by the agreement, unless the agreement contained an explicit provision to the contrary, 212. With regard to the third question -the repIacemont of the phrase in thew “a court. of another State which is otherwise competent” with “a court of anothor State in the territory or Recording to the l .,w of which the arbitration has taken or will take place” -on0 member preferred the former wording, whereas two other members supported the latter, 213. In the light of these comments, the Special Rapyorteur recommended that ths choice between “commercial c~,.tract” and “civil or commercial matter” be referred t.o the Drafting Committee. Ae to the addition of a new eubparugrnph (d) concerning the recognition of the arbitrel award, he was of
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international legal matters related to arbitration and the recognition of awards, which suggests a connection to international relations and diplomacy. The language used is technical and formal, indicating that the topic is likely related to international law or governance.