Session 1 (Public)

Constitutional and legislative challenges to stimulate investment

Chairman: Dr. Ahmed H. Al-Faresi

Head of the Executive Office of Graduate Studies School, KILAW

Time: 10:00 - 11:45(Kuwait Time)

Session Researches
Constitutional Guarantees for Investment: Comparative Study (Kuwait – Egypt – France)

Prof. Yusri Alassar

Public Law Dept. - Kuwait International Law School - KILAW

Activating public-private partnership contracts as a mechanism to stimulate investment: a comparative study

Prof. ALLAL FALI

PRIVATE LAW - FSJES AGDAL - MOHAMED 5 RABAT

Freedom of Investment and Trade: between Controls of constitutional principles and National interests and the Policies of Activating the Economy and Stimulating Investment

Prof. Khaled Kedar Al Khair

Public Law Dept. - Faculty of Law - Lebanon University - Beirut- Lebanon

New Zealand’s unique legislative approach to balancing the benefits of overseas investment against the protection of sensitive land and business assets

Dr. Dr Myra E. J. B. Williamson

Law and Convenor of the BA in Law - Te Piringa Faculty of Law - University of Waikato, New Zealand

The International Law Framework of National Investment Laws

Dr. Jarrod Hepburn

Law - School of Law - University of Melbourne

The Protective Role of Anti-Corruption Authorities in the Field of Investment: A Comparative Study between Jordanian and Kuwaiti Legislation and International Conventions

Prof. Laith Nasrawin

Public Law Dept. - School of Law - University of Jordan