The district court had refused to compel arbitration of a dispute, finding that the parties’ contract provided for arbitration at Dubai’s DIFC-LCIA, which had been abolished in 2021. The Court of Appeals reversed. It noted that the DIFC-LCIA had been replaced by a functionally identical successor, the DIAC, but concluded that it need not decide whether the agreed forum remained available, because the forum-selection clause designating the DIFC-LCIA was not integral to the contract of the parties, whose dominant purpose was to arbitrate generally.