Examining the role of national judicial systems and Arbitration panels in resolving investment disputes within the framework of Algeria's investment law 22-18

Abstract

The Algerian legislature prioritized establishing trust and confidence among foreign investors by ensuring impartiality and efficiency within the dispute resolution mechanisms, whether through national courts or arbitration entities. This prompts an evaluation of the effectiveness and adequacy of these avenues in resolving investment disputes under Algeria's Investment Law 22-18. Employing a descriptive methodology, specifically an analytical approach, the study delves into this issue. Ultimately, the findings suggest that while judicial assurances remain crucial in dispute resolution for investment, the legislative efforts in Algeria extend beyond these, introducing additional guarantees aimed at fostering economic growth.