Argentina-United States BIT

The Argentina-United States Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) is an agreement designed to promote and protect investments between the two countries. It ensures that investors from one country receive fair treatment and legal protections when investing in the other, such as protection against unfair treatment, expropriation, and discrimination. The treaty also provides a clear process for resolving disputes between investors and governments, often through arbitration. Overall, it aims to foster economic ties by creating a predictable legal environment for investors from both countries.