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US, Bahrain Sign FTA
| 14-September-2004
U.S. Trade Representative Robert B. Zoellick and Minister of Finance and National Economy Abdulla Hassan Saif today signed the U.S.-Bahrain Free Trade Agreement, a comprehensive agreement that will not only remove trade barriers and expand regional opportunities for the peoples of both countries, but will also promote liberty and opportunity in the Middle East, according to a USTR news release.
USCIB op-ed: Is Thailand ready for prime-time trade?
| 14-September-2004
With a branding effort rivaling that of Tommy Hilfiger, Thailand prepared to receive delegates last weekend to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Bangkok.
Letter to USTR, State and Commerce on the threat to bilateral investment treaties posed by EU enlargement
| 14-September-2004
Letter to USTR, State and Commerce on the threat to Bilateral Investment Treaties posed by E.U. Enlargement.
USCIB Applauds Free Trade Agreement With Morocco
| 14-September-2004
The United States Council for International Business (USCIB) welcomed completion of a comprehensive U.S.-Morocco free trade agreement.
Operation Enduring Free Trade (Deutsch)
| 14-September-2004
Irak Während sich die US-Streitkräfte in Falluja und quer durch Irak mit Bomben, Mord und Verstümmelungen ihren Weg zu “Freiheit” und “Demokratie” bahnten, wiederholte George Bush am 13. April 2004 vor der US-amerikanischen Öffentlichkeit seine Vision für den Mittleren und Nahen Osten:
Pakistan, US to sign investment treaty soon
| 14-September-2004
Pakistan and the United States will soon sign a bilateral investment treaty. Officials at the Board of Investment (BoI) disclosed this at a meeting with Alan Larson, the US under secretary, who called on Dr Hafeez Shaikh, federal minister for privatisation and investment, on Monday.
EU puts on hold free-trade deal with ASEAN bloc
| 14-September-2004
The proposed free-trade agreement (FTA) between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the European Union (EU) have temporarily been placed on the back burner after European countries have made it clear that they would father pursue a multilateral trade scheme under the auspices of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
PROSPECTIVE FTA WITH INDIA: Firms mull Thai bases
| 14-September-2004
India’s private sector is welcoming the Thai-Indian free-trade agreement (FTA), with an increasing number of Indian companies planning to set up their manufacturing bases in Thailand prior to the deal being signed.
Bolivia NO debe ingresar a las negociaciones del TLC Andino
| 14-September-2004
SUMARIO
Ronda de Puerto Rico: TLC andino en cuestión
| 14-September-2004
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Thailand not involved in TPP talks
| 28-April-2013
anon:
The page is not misleading. The flags are in the outer frame of the page and are divided into three groups - Peru trade agreements in force, Peru trade agreements signed and ratification in progress, Peru trade agreements in negotiations. Those g ...
BIT claim brought against Turkmenistan following UN finding of human rights violations
| 16-April-2013
Matthäus Fink:
Hello,
BIT claim brought against Turkmenistan following UN finding of human rights violations
| 15-April-2013
IAReporter:
For those interested in the BIT claim mentioned by Herbert Smith in this law firm news release, the fuller details of the claim were reported in this article by Investment Arbitration Reporter:
Now US wants Transatlantic Free Trade Agreement with European Union to include Turkey: who’s next?
| 20-March-2013
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Next are the EFTA states (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland).
World Bank urges Africa to reject EPAs with EU
| 13-March-2013
B. Ilge:
Thank you for keeping this article on line.
West Africa warned not to approach trade negotiations with EU blindly
| 28-February-2013
Georgia:
Oh, yes! Thank Heaven for that, things are changing on our tiny conceited dear little blue globe!
Beyond tariffs: EU-EPA negotiations for Namibia
| 22-February-2013
Marc Maes:
Much can be said abouth the EPAs and the way that they are presented in this article. Let me just make two remarks: |
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This is an attempt to enslave African economy and to deceive us as it was during the colonial era. It is time to wake up from slumbering into the hands of world capitalist and try to develop our land.
May be we can learn from ...