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  • 26-Nov-2012 NZ Herald
    No TPP deal unless dairy and Pharmac are in - Key
    New Zealand won’t sign up to the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal unless it includes an agreement to progressively abolish tariffs on agricultural products exported to North America, Prime Minister John Key said today.
  • 23-Nov-2012
    Bangladesh, Turkey near trade deal
    Turkey is offering to pursue a Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) with Bangladesh, but the two sides have not taken a potential Free Trade Agreement (FTA) off the table, officials said at a recent meeting of top economic officials here.
  • 23-Nov-2012
    Malaysia aims to conclude Asean-India Free Trade Agreement by December
    Malaysia aims to conclude the Asean-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in the services and investment sectors by early December, said Minister of International Trade and Industry Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed.
  • 23-Nov-2012
    Ukrainian PM urges efforts to accelerate FTA talks with Vietnam
    Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov Wednesday urged to speed up Free Trade Area (FTA) negotiations with Vietnam.
  • 23-Nov-2012
    Govt seeks Europe trade pact
    The Commerce Ministry is gearing up to negotiate the Thai-European Union Free Trade Agreement following pressure from the private sector for the pact to come into force in 2015.
  • 23-Nov-2012
    Korean firms urge early conclusion of FTA with China
    South Korean firms operating in China have called on Beijing to conclude a free trade deal with South Korea as soon as possible to help create an integrated economy in the region, officials said Friday.
  • 23-Nov-2012
    Taiwan should focus on joining RCEP, instead of TPP: scholars
    Taiwan should focus on joining the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), instead of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP), local scholars said Friday.
  • 23-Nov-2012
    PIAF for tariff concessions as FTA with China expires on December 31
    Pakistan Industrial and Traders Associations Front (PIAF) has invited the government attention towards the first phase of Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with China that is expiring on December 31, 2012, and called for more tariff concessions as talks for second phase of the FTA are well on way.
  • 21-Nov-2012
    Experts support Uganda’s decision to join COMESA FTA
    Economic experts have supported the recent decision taken by the government of Uganda to join the COMESA FTA, saying it would increase the volume of Ugandan exports to the COMESA FTA and promote the country’s economic growth.
  • 21-Nov-2012
    South Korea, China and Japan to start three-way FTA negotiations
    South Korea, China and Japan are set to officially declare the launch of negotiations for a “the three-country free trade agreement” on Nov. 20. Choi Kyung-lim, the chief South Korean negotiator said on Nov. 18, “The final confirmation will be made after tomorrow’s report to the Foreign Affairs, Trade and Unification Committee of the National Assembly, but our plan for now is to officially declare the launch of negotiations on Nov. 20.”
  • 21-Nov-2012
    EPAs will not benefit EU, ACP countries - experts
    Some experts view the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) as an instrument that will neither benefit the European Union (EU) nor Africa Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries in the long run.
  • 21-Nov-2012
    Push for huge free trade agreement by 2015
    A new giant Asian free trade negotiation was launched last night at the end of the East Asia Summit in Cambodia, with a goal to complete the deal by the end of 2015.
  • 21-Nov-2012
    South Korea, China and Japan to start three-way FTA negotiations
    South Korea, China and Japan are set to officially declare the launch of negotiations for a “the three-country free trade agreement” on Nov. 20. Choi Kyung-lim, the chief South Korean negotiator said on Nov. 18, “The final confirmation will be made after tomorrow’s report to the Foreign Affairs, Trade and Unification Committee of the National Assembly, but our plan for now is to officially declare the launch of negotiations on Nov. 20.”
  • 21-Nov-2012
    Service sector hurdles may block expanding ASEAN-India FTA
    ASEAN member nations are committing to forging an expanded FTA with India in late December, despite hurdles in the service sector, with negotiations not progressing as expected, Trade Minister Gita Wirjawan said late Monday.
  • 21-Nov-2012 Infojustice
    The model BIT: A framework for intellectual property agreements
    Article from Infojustice about using the US Model BIT framework to create model IPR Agreements and chapters to increase the legitimacy of international policy making in this area....
  • 19-Nov-2012
    Fin de la guerra del banano
    Los 10 países productores de banano de América Latina (Brasil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, México, Nicaragua, Panamá y Venezuela) suscribieron con la Unión Europea la ‘solución mutuamente acordada’ que le puso punto final a la ‘guerra del banano’, la disputa más antigua del sistema multilateral de comercio.
  • 19-Nov-2012 Independent
    Experts support Uganda’s decision to join COMESA FTA
    Economic experts have supported the recent decision taken by the government of Uganda to join the COMESA FTA, saying it would increase the volume of Ugandan exports to the COMESA FTA and promote the country’s economic growth.
  • 19-Nov-2012 Bangkok Post
    Obama visit: Activists take TPP protest to airport
    Activists from 14 non-governmental organisations and consumer advocacy groups gathered outside Don Mueang airport yesterday to protest against the US-led Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade agreement (TPP).
  • 18-Nov-2012
    BBL concerned for future of trade with EU
    Bangkok Bank is urging the government to put the negotiations for a Thai-European Union free trade agreement on the fast track in case the EU ends its tax cuts for imports from Thailand.
  • 18-Nov-2012
    Long road to joining TPP negotiations
    If members of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement welcome Thailand’s bid to join the exclusive trade pact, it would be just the first step for the government, which would have to seek approval from the Parliament to begin negotiations.