Abstract
The article analyzes the interaction of the provisions of international construction contracts and bilateral investment treaties. The aim of the study is to identify opportunities for harmonizing commercial and public interests through model contractual clauses. The results can serve as a reference point for reforming norms and practices in the field of cross-border infrastructure. Opportunities for integrating commercial and government priorities in the areas of stabilization, arbitration, insurance, and information disclosure are being explored. Innovative provisions of standard contracts are proposed, designed to harmonize the interests of investors, the state, and society. The texts of model international construction contracts, bilateral investment treaties, multilateral conventions, scientific publications on private international investment and construction law, etc. were used as materials. The article used such methods as comparative legal analysis of provisions of contracts and agreements, system analysis of interrelationships between commercial and public-law norms, content analysis of scientific publications and expert sources, and analysis of the arbitration practice of resolving disputes from contracts and agreements. The integrated approach allowed for a comprehensive review of the interaction of international commercial contracts and investment agreements and the development of recommendations for their harmonization in the interests of all parties.
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