Common use of Promoting Investment Clause in Contracts

Promoting Investment. 1. The aim of cooperation shall be to help the Parties to promote, within the bounds of their own competence, an attractive and stable reciprocal investment climate. 2. Cooperation shall cover in particular the following: (a) establishing mechanisms for providing information, identifying and disseminating investment rules and opportunities; (b) developing a legal framework for the Parties that favours investment, by conclusion, where appropriate, of bilateral agreements between the Member States and Chile to promote and protect investment and avoid dual taxation; (c) incorporating technical assistance activities for training initiatives between the Parties' government agencies dealing with the matter; and (d) developing uniform and simplified administrative procedures.

Promoting Investment. 1. The aim of cooperation shall will be to help the Parties to promote, within the bounds of their own competence, an attractive and stable reciprocal investment climate. 2. Cooperation shall will cover in particular the following: (a) establishing mechanisms for providing information, identifying and disseminating investment rules and opportunities; (b) developing a legal framework for the Parties that favours investment, by conclusion, where appropriate, of bilateral agreements between the Member States and Chile to promote and protect investment and avoid dual taxation; (c) incorporating technical assistance activities for training initiatives between the Parties' government agencies dealing with the matter; and (d) developing uniform and simplified administrative procedures.

Promoting Investment. 1. The aim of cooperation shall will be to help the Parties to promote, within the bounds of their own competence, an attractive and stable reciprocal investment climate. 2. Cooperation shall will cover in particular the following: (a) establishing mechanisms for providing information, identifying and disseminating investment rules and opportunities; (b) developing a legal framework for the Parties that favours investment, by conclusion, where appropriate, of bilateral agreements between the Member States and Chile to promote and protect investment and avoid dual taxation; (c) incorporating technical assistance activities for training initiatives between the Parties' ’ government agencies dealing with the matter; and (d) developing uniform and simplified administrative procedures.