حماية الاستثمارات الأجنبية عن طريق ضمان عدم التعرض لنزع الملكية: على ضوء تشريعات الاستثمار المغاربية

Abstract EN

What the foreign investor fears the most is losing his ownership of the investment project at any moment, as a result of any action that the host country may take to invest out of public interest.

The policy of encouraging investment in this context requires the existence of clear legal texts that frame and regulate the relationship between the investor bearing capital and the host country.

Similar to the advantages and facilities, legal guarantees, foremost of which is the guarantee of not being subjected to expropriation, constitute a great incentive for foreign investors to decide whether or not to invest in this country, given the confidence and reassurance that it inspires in the same investor over his capital that he has ventured into in the event of insufficiency.

These guarantees, and even the lack of efficacy on the ground.