Traduction de «international arbitration » (Anglais → Français) :

an arbitration or conciliation held in a Member State, a third country or before an international arbitration or conciliation instance, or

an arbitration or conciliation held in a Member State, a third country or before an international arbitration or conciliation instance; or

41. Expresses its deep concern regarding the level of discretion of international arbitrators to make a broad interpretation of investor protection clauses, thereby leading to the ruling-out of legitimate public regulations; demands that the arbitrators appointed by the parties in the context of a dispute be independent and impartial, and that the arbitration provided follow a code of conduct based on the rules adopted by the UN Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), on those of the International Centre for Settlement of I ...[+++]nvestment Disputes (ICSID) or on any other international agreements and standards recognised and agreed to by the parties;

41. Expresses its deep concern regarding the level of discretion of international arbitrators to make a broad interpretation of investor protection clauses, thereby leading to the ruling‑out of legitimate public regulations; demands that the arbitrators appointed by the parties in the context of a dispute be independent and impartial, and that the arbitration provided follow a code of conduct based on the rules adopted by the UN Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), on those of the International Centre for Settlement of I ...[+++]nvestment Disputes (ICSID) or on any other international agreements and standards recognised and agreed to by the parties;

18. Stresses the added value of a coherent and integrated EU investment policy; believes that developing countries would benefit greatly from having the EU as main interlocutor on investment arrangements, rather than relying on multiple agreements with individual Member States, provided that the EU investment policy strikes the right balance between the objective of investor protection and host states’ development goals; considers it vital, therefore, to establish an appropriate deadline for the replacement of Member States’ bilateral treaties by EU-level agreements; takes the view that the EU investment policy should include strong provisions on transparency, especially in relation to arbitration rules, and should oblige investors to ex ...[+++]haust domestic remedies first before turning to international arbitration.

Major changes must be made to the present dispute settlement regime, which usually operates along the lines of ICSID and UNCTAD rules, in order to include several basic elements such as the need for greater transparency on cases heard in court and the judgments themselves, the possibility for parties to appeal, the obligation to exhaust local judicial remedies (where appropriate) before initiating international arbitration, the opportunity to use amicus curiae briefs and the obligation to select one single place of arbitration and thus avoid ‘forum shopping’.