Joint Interpretation in International Investment Arbitration: An Analysis of Draft Provision 21 (A/CN.9/WG.III/WP.267) (in Russian)
As part of the ongoing reform of the investor-state dispute settlement system, UNCITRAL Working Group III is considering the possibility of making joint interpretative statements issued by the parties to the relevant international investment agreement (joint interpretations) binding.
The goal of this provision is to strengthen the control exercised by contracting states over how the relevant agreements are interpreted and applied by arbitral tribunals. It is also envisaged that the instrument of joint interpretations will help to achieve greater consistency and coherence in the interpretation of specific agreements by different tribunals, which is one of the objectives of the ongoing reform.
https://doi.org/10.65556/BZPW7184
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Areas of professional expertise: Education In 2024 Andrey graduated with a bachelor's degree from the Law School of Lomonosov Moscow State University. Currently Andrey is studying at the Master’s program "Law of International Trade and Dispute Resolution" at the Higher School of Economics (Moscow). Professional Experience From February 2025 he is a research intern at the HSE Laboratory of International Justice. From June to November 2025, he completed an internship at the International and Comparative Law Research Center. From November 2025 he is Associate Researcher in Public International Law at the International and Comparative Law Research Center.