New official interpretation of the EU-Canada trade treaty (CETA) on investment protection
03 Jul 2026Effective: 05 Mar 202635 views
Who is affected:
Spanish and European companies and investors with commercial activity or investments in Canada
Summary
The CETA Joint Committee clarifies how to interpret the investor protection rules of the trade agreement between the EU and Canada. It affects companies that invest or trade between both territories.
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Interpretation No. 1/2026 of the CETA Joint Committee establishes binding criteria on article 8.10 (fair and equitable treatment), annex 8-A, article 8.9 (expropriation) and article 8.39 (arbitral awards). This interpretation is mandatory for arbitral tribunals resolving disputes between investors and States under CETA…
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OJ:L_202601469: Interpretación n.o 1/2026 del Comité Mixto del CETA, de 5 de marzo de 2026, relativa a la interpretación del artículo 8.10, el anexo 8-A, el artículo 8.9 y el artículo 8.39del Acuerdo Económico y Comercial Global (CETA) [2026/1469]
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