Jersey's BIT with the UAE and reflections on investment treaty practice in non-sovereign autonomous regions
A treaty is defined as 'a written agreement between two or more countries'. This is not necessarily correct. Non-sovereign autonomous regions like Hong Kong can enter into bilateral investment treaties (BITs) too. Essentially, a BIT is an international agreement where the governments of two territories mutually agree to treat individuals…
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Source: Carey Olsen