Saturday, July 4, 2026

India-Israel bilateral investment pact comes into force

India and Israel's crucial Bilateral Investment Agreement, signed last September, officially came into effect on Saturday, July 4, 2026. This pact aims to bolster economic ties by offering strong investor protection while allowing governments policy flexibility. Following this, negotiations for a comprehensive Free Trade Agreement are also underway, promising enhanced market access and smoother trade flows between the two nations.

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India-Israel investment pact comes into effect

India and Israel's new investment pact is now active, aiming to boost trade beyond $1 billion by offering quicker dispute resolution and enhanced investor protection. This agreement, signed in September 2025, allows a three-year window for domestic legal remedies before international arbitration, while safeguarding India's policy-making autonomy. It covers a broad range of investments and replaces a previous accord.