Surrogacy, especially within the framework of ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) clinics, is a multifaceted process that involves the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders, including surrogates, intended parents, medical professionals, and legal experts. This paper explores the roles and responsibilities of each party involved in the surrogacy process, with a particular focus on ART clinics. Surrogates are entrusted with carrying the child, adhering to medical guidelines, and ensuring their own health during the pregnancy. Intended parents provide necessary emotional and financial support while ensuring compliance with legal and ethical standards. ART clinics play a central role in providing medical care, such as IVF procedures, and ensuring the safety of both the surrogate and the child. Legal experts ensure that the surrogacy arrangement is formally regulated to protect the rights of all parties. By examining the responsibilities within this collaborative framework, this paper underscores the importance of ethical practices, clear communication, and a well-defined legal structure to ensure a successful surrogacy experience.
