The thesis addresses a pressing and important issue in modern civil procedure: the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitration rulings. The Republic of Kazakhstan's entry into the world economic and legal sphere necessitates the free flow of not only products, services, money, and people, but also judicial acts that resolve disputes among participants in international civil circulation. The purpose of this article is to investigate the characteristics of the Republic of Kazakhstan's legislation regarding the enforcement of foreign arbitration decisions. The importance of the problem of mutual execution of court rulings cannot be overstated at this time. The issue of extending the legal force of a decision of arbitration tribunal to the internal legal space of another state, giving it the same legal properties, legal force, and general obligation that are inherent in national decisions, is essentially a question of extending its legal force to the internal legal space of another state.