مبدأ الثبات التشريعي و آثره في استقطاب الاستثمارات الأجنبية

Abstract EN

The Algerian legislator, in order to attract, encourage and protect foreign investments, came with a set of legal guarantees and incentives, the most important of which is the principle of legislative stability, or what is known as the legislative stability condition, through which the state is obligated not to introduce amendments to the legislative and regulatory texts that govern investment contracts concluded with the foreign investor.

The principle of legislative stability is a guarantee principle that the state has enshrined in its legal texts and the international agreement in order to encourage and attract foreign investments, and the foreign contracting party also seeks to have this principle in the contract in order to avoid the risks that result from the legislative changes that occur within the host country.

Which may harm his interests.