Benefits of Being Party to the 1958 New York Convention Sample Clauses

Benefits of Being Party to the 1958 New York Convention. The benefits received from being party to the 1958 New York Convention are to protect and boost investment between the Lao PDR and other countries. It is also beneficial to the Lao PDR from the perspective of international law as it provides policies to help open up and cooperate economically with other countries, facilitate the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards, allow businesspeople confidence with respect to dispute resolution, and also strengthen the Law on Economic Dispute Resolution. In order to protect and boost investment between the Lao PDR and other countries while at the same time facilitating trade for investors in the event of a dispute, the Lao PDR can refer back to the 1958 New York Convention and enforce it in the Lao PDR as specified in Article 52 of the Law on Economic Dispute Resolution, which states that the Lao PDR shall recognize and enforce the arbitral awards of the committees of other countries along with international law when the following conditions have been met in full:
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