ICSID Arbitration

ICSID Arbitration, operated by the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, is a legal process that resolves disputes between foreign investors and host countries. When disagreements arise over investment treatments or expropriation, parties agree to submit their case to ICSID instead of national courts. An independent tribunal reviews evidence and issues a binding decision. This process provides a neutral, specialized forum designed to ensure fair resolution, encourage foreign investment, and uphold international legal standards. It’s a trusted mechanism for settling cross-border disputes related to investment rights and obligations.