The article examines the degree of study of lexical and semantic features of Arabic business communication. The research is characterized by its interdisciplinary nature and is considered within the frameworks of lexicology, pragmalinguistics, discourse theory, and intercultural communication. The works of Russian, foreign, Arab, and Uzbek scholars devoted to business discourse, the official-business style, and professional communication are analyzed. The article also discusses the peculiarities of speech etiquette, fixed expressions, and cultural factors influencing business communication in Arab society.

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