Foreign Investment Law

Foreign Investment Law refers to a set of rules and regulations that govern how foreign individuals or companies can invest in a country. In the context of External Relations Law, it involves the agreements and legal frameworks that countries establish to encourage or control foreign investment. These laws aim to protect investors while also ensuring that investments align with national interests, promoting economic growth, and safeguarding local resources. They often address issues like property rights, dispute resolution, and investment conditions, balancing the benefits of foreign capital with the need for local economic stability and development.