Foreign investment policy

Foreign investment policy refers to a country's rules and regulations that govern how foreign individuals and companies can invest within its borders. It aims to attract beneficial foreign capital while protecting national interests, such as security, economic stability, and local industries. Policies may include restrictions on certain sectors, maximum investment limits, or requirements for local partnerships. These regulations help ensure foreign investments contribute positively to the economy, foster growth, and create jobs, while maintaining oversight and safeguarding the country's strategic priorities.