Bilateral investment treaties signed between the governments of two "developing" countries represent the largest portion of BITs signed in recent years. Often, they do not go as far as North-South BITs in terms of setting new policy standards and privileges for transnational corporations. However, they can be used by major companies to set up operations in one of the parties and conduct business in the other under favourable terms.
UNCTAD maintains the most comprehensive database of South-South BITs available online.
last update: May 2012
First Quantum desiste de continuar la demanda de arbitraje por el cierre de Cobre Panamá |
Quavii lleva a Perú a arbitraje internacional tras conflicto con Osinergmin por tarifas de gas |
Almaden sube reclamación contra México de 200 a más de 1.000 millones USD |
Les Émirats arabes unis concluent 26 accords commerciaux dans le cadre de l’Initiative de partenariat économique (IPE) |
L’Argentine cherche à conclure un accord commercial à Washington alors que les droits de douane de Trump menacent |
First Quantum met fin à la procédure d’arbitrage concernant Cobre Panamá |
