For example, the New York Convention allows member states to declare that they will enforce foreign arbitral awards only from countries that will enforce those made in the declaring state: in short, a reciprocity clause. (slaw.ca)
Despite these concerns, Badawy states: «From experience, successful enforcements of foreign arbitral awards in Egypt is common, unless the award breaches public policy in Egypt, contradicts a judgment previously rendered by an Egyptian court on the subject matter in dispute, or was not properly notified to the party against whom it was rendered.» (africanlawbusiness.com)
Declarations: (a) The Republic of Venezuela will apply the Convention only to the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards made in the territory of another Contracting State. (newyorkconvention.org)