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BIT sweeter? India weighs easing treaty rules with safeguards to attract foreign capital
Power & DiplomacyThe Economic Times05 Jun, 05:00 amAtlasHour
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BIT sweeter? India weighs easing treaty rules with safeguards to attract foreign capital

As the world shifts economically, India is set to revamp its investment treaty frameworks. The government is exploring options to simplify the timelines for foreign entities aiming for global arbitration. This proactive step is aimed at enticing foreign investment into the country, while also incorporating safeguards that will preserve India's sovereign policy-making authority and deter any potential exploitation of treaties.

By AtlasHour DeskPublished 05 Jun, 05:00 am1 min read
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As the world shifts economically, India is set to revamp its investment treaty frameworks.

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