India, Israel sign investment pact to boost trade and investor protections
- Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich will visit India from September 8 to 10 to finalize an agreement on bilateral investment and enhance economic cooperation between the two nations.
- Both countries concluded negotiations on the BIT to enhance economic cooperation, representing their shared commitment to a robust investment environment.
- The BIT assures protection for investors, enforces non-discrimination, and offers arbitration-based dispute resolution to promote investor confidence.
- Bilateral trade between India and Israel is nearly USD 4 billion annually, with cumulative Indian outbound investment at USD 443 million and Israeli FDI in India at USD 334.2 million.
- Signing the BIT is anticipated to enhance bilateral investments, support businesses, and set a foundation for advancing a future free trade agreement to strengthen economic cooperation.
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Bilateral Investment Agreement to pave way for India-Israel FTA: Chief Economist at Israels Ministry of Finance - The Tribune
India and Israel on Monday signed a Bilateral Investment Agreement (BIT) here in the national capital, aimed at enhancing reciprocal investments and strengthening economic cooperation between the countries.
·Chandigarh, India
Read Full ArticleIndia–Israel seal investment agreement, $3.9 billion trade in focus
India and Israel have taken another step to strengthen their economic ties. On Monday, the two countries signed an agreement in New Delhi that aims to promote and protect reciprocal investment, reported Reuters.
·India
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Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Israel’s Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich signed a landmark Bilateral Investment Agreement in New Delhi on Monday, which would help promote investments between the two countries, the finance ministry said.
·New Delhi, India
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