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  • 29-Mar-2011
    Interim EPAs better for island countries
    A comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the European Union may not be possible for the region, Papua New Guinea believes.
  • 29-Mar-2011
    Farmers Union opposes trade agreement
    National Farmers Union President Roger Johnson said March 16 that the organization’s decision to oppose the South Korea-U.S. free trade agreement primarily was based on the group’s longstanding views rather than the failure of the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative to send a speaker to its recent convention in San Antonio, but a USTR spokeswoman said that USTR regrets any confusion surrounding Farmers Union’s request for a speaker.
  • 29-Mar-2011
    Peru to sign agreements with Guatemala, Costa Rica Chambers of Commerce
    Peru’s Export and Tourism Promotion Board (Promperu) will sign two agreements with Guatemala and Costa Rican Chambers of Commerce, with which Peru has carried out different activities for some time.
  • 29-Mar-2011
    No data sharing on drugs of pharma cos in FTAs: Sharma
    India today ruled out sharing test data of drugs, or data exclusivity, of Indian pharma firms with developed countries and multi-national companies, and stressed that the provision will not form part of any free trade agreements pursued by the country.
  • 29-Mar-2011
    DTI intensifies info drive on FTA benefits
    With poor awareness among exporters of trade opportunities under the country’s various free trade agreements, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is intensifying its information awareness campaign focusing on the government’s priority exports.
  • 29-Mar-2011 Be Your Own Leader
    Canada-U.S. Deep Integration Agenda Continues Unabated
    Negotiations on a Canada-U.S. trade and security agreement have sparked privacy concerns, along with fears that sovereignty could be sacrificed.
  • 29-Mar-2011 Taipei Times
    ECFA benefiting wealthy: report
    People who possess large amounts of capital appeared to reap benefits from the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA), while those on the lower end of the economic scale absorbed the costs, a recently released report on the cross-strait China-Taiwan trade pact signed in June last year suggested.
  • 29-Mar-2011 Nikkei
    Govt to delay decisions on TPP, social security, taxes: Kan
    The Japanese government will postpone beyond the initial June deadline making final decisions on whether to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership talks and push through social security and tax reforms, Prime Minister Naoto Kan said Tuesday morning.
  • 29-Mar-2011 Business Standard
    Trade agreement with SA Customs Union faces regulatory hurdles
    The Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) between India and South Africa Customs Union (SACU) has run into some regulatory issues even as both countries have vowed to achieve bilateral trade worth $15 billion by 2014 from around $10 billion at present.
  • 29-Mar-2011 Chosun Ilbo
    Korea-EU FTA stuck in faulty translation loop
    The Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade admitted that the second translation of the Korea-EU FTA contained a considerable number of fresh errors and agreed to submit a corrected version again.
  • 28-Mar-2011 Times Live
    Doha failure could spark regionalism
    South Africa is considering bilateral trade agreements with Japan, Turkey and New Zealand, but a preferential trade agreement with India, currently under negotiation, is enjoying priority, said Brendan Vickers, a chief director at the department of trade and industry.
  • 28-Mar-2011 Business Day
    Officials push for progress in Asia-Pacific deal
    The Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement is being negotiated behind closed doors in Singapore this week between nine countries, including the US, New Zealand, Australia and Singapore.
  • 28-Mar-2011 MercoPress
    Colombia and Peru closer to implementing the free trade agreement with the EU
    Negotiators from the European Union, Colombia and Peru have signed the final texts on an association agreement with a free trade chapter designed to increase commerce between the Andean countries and the European bloc, it was reported Friday.
  • 28-Mar-2011 The Telegraph
    EU-India free trade deal delayed
    The prospect of an imminent of India-European Union Free Trade Agreement has suffered a setback according to officials who said they now believe it may not be signed before the end of the year or early 2012.
  • 27-Mar-2011 AJE
    AJE: Opposition to India-EU trade deal on drugs
    India is one of the world’s largest producers of generic drugs. But a proposed Free Trade Agreement with the European Union could curb the supply of affordable drugs to millions of people. Al Jazeera reports from New Delhi
  • 27-Mar-2011 The Hindu
    Free trade pact with four European nations this year
    India and the Europe Free Trade Association (EFTA) are likely to conclude a free trade agreement (FTA) entailing a comprehensive bilateral trade and investment agreement by this year after fast tracking of the negotiations between the two groups.
  • 27-Mar-2011 EC
    EU-Colombia-Peru FTA (2011)
    As initialled in Brussels on 24 March 2011
  • 27-Mar-2011 EC
    Negotiators initial trade agreement between the EU, Colombia and Peru.
    The initialling will be followed by the process of translation, signature and adoption of this agreement so that it can enter into force as soon as possible for all parties.
  • 27-Mar-2011 Bloomberg
    Southern Africa Customs Union agrees to jointly negotiate trade agreements
    The Southern African Customs Union has finally agreed on a set of principles to negotiate all future trade agreements, including deals with India and Mercosur, collectively
  • 25-Mar-2011 Bloomberg
    Kan may put free-trade talks on hold after quake in setback for Obama goal
    “Corporate Japan is really pushing, as they know Japan’s failure to enter the TPP would be a further step towards second- or third rate nationhood on the global stage,” said Jesper Koll, head of equity research at JPMorgan & Co. in Tokyo.