Pakistan and Sweden to renegotiate 45-year-old investment treaty
Most outlets reported that Pakistan and Sweden will begin negotiations in November to update their Bilateral Investment Treaty, with a focus on addressing arbitration risks and GSP+ commitments. Profit provided additional context about the first talks being scheduled for November 17–18 in Islamabad and Sweden’s emphasis on GSP+ obligations, while Minute Mirror’s excerpt was more concise, simply stating the BIT talks are set for November without specifying dates or additional commitments.
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Pakistan, Sweden set for BIT talks in November
Pakistan and Sweden are set to begin negotiations in November to review and update their decades-old Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), as Islamabad
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Pakistan, Sweden to renegotiate 45-year-old investment treaty, first talks set for November
First round scheduled for November 17-18 in Islamabad as Pakistan seeks to address international arbitration risks; Sweden also stresses GSP+ commitments
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