India-UAE: The Indian government has given the green light for the signing and ratification of a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), aimed at fostering investment ties between the two nations.
The treaty’s primary objective is to enhance investor confidence, particularly among major investors, thereby stimulating a surge in both foreign investments and opportunities for overseas direct investment (ODI).
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The approval of this BIT is poised to catalyze increased investments in India, aligning with the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat. It is expected to bolster domestic manufacturing, curtail import dependency, and bolster export capabilities, contributing to the nation’s economic self-sufficiency.
Notably, this bilateral agreement follows the implementation of a free trade agreement between India and the UAE in May 2022, reflecting a broader commitment to strengthening economic ties and fostering mutually beneficial partnerships.
The BIT between India and the UAE signifies a significant step towards creating an enabling environment for investment, leveraging the strengths and synergies of both nations.
By fostering a conducive regulatory framework and providing greater certainty and protection for investors, the treaty aims to facilitate a more conducive investment climate, conducive to sustainable economic growth and development for both India and the UAE.
This bilateral investment treaty underscores the commitment of both nations to fostering a robust and mutually beneficial economic partnership, driving growth, and job creation in both India and the UAE.
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