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APE d’étape UE-Afrique Centrale (2007) | 11-December-2008

Parafé uniquement par le Cameroun jusqu’ici


APE d’étape UE-Côte d’Ivoire (2007) | 14-December-2007

Interim EU-Ivory Coast EPA initialled on 7 December 2007, in French


Draft EU-CEMAC EPA (June 2007) | 22-September-2007

Draft EU-ESA EPA (August 2006) | 23-September-2006

Draft EU-ESA EPA (July 2007) | 22-September-2007

Draft EU-Pacific EPA (Aug 2007) | 3-September-2007

Draft EU-SADC EPA (June 2007) | 22-September-2007

EU-Caribbean FTA (2007) | 16-January-2008

Officially the Cariforum-EC EPA


EU-EAC interim FTA (2007) | 7-December-2007

Initialled by the East African Community (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi) on 27 November 2007


EU-ESA interim FTA (2007) | 7-December-2007

Initialled by Zimbabwe and the Seychelles on 28 November 2007 and by Mauritius on 5 December 2007


EU-Pacific interim FTA (2007) | 7-December-2007

Initialled by Papua New Guinea and Fiji on 23 November 2007


EU-Pacific interim FTA (2009) | 29-November-2010

Text agreed as bases for Council Decision of 13 July 2009 on the signature and provisional application of the Interim Partnership Agreement between the European Community, of the one part, and the Pacific States, of the other part


EU-SADC interim FTA (2007) | 7-December-2007

Initialled by Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland and Mozambique on 23 November 2007


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EPA Agreements

ACP-EU-trade.org maintains a page with the texts of all EU-ACEP EPAs initialled or signed so far
News from the movements
Plantón contra el TPP | 20-May-2013

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