Nigerians have now had nearly nine years of government under the current Constitution. Many of its shortcomings were noticed as it came into force on the 29th of May 1999. Later, while in operation, a number of other deficiencies have come into view. At the inception of the Constitution, it was assumed that any controversies arising during its operation would be resolved through the judicial process.

The Defense Base Act (DBA) is an extension to the federal workers' compensation program which covers longshoremen and harbor workers. The DBA covers persons employed at U.S. defense bases overseas most notably, civilian contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan. The DBA is designed to provide medical treatment and compensation to employees of defense contractors injured in the scope and course of employment.

The Nigerian Constitution

The Algerian legal system for the promotion of foreign investment.

Since King Mohammed VI ascended the throne in July 1999, he has actively pursued multifaceted economic, social and political reforms. Furthermore, multiple incentives have also been deployed to ease efforts for incoming investors.