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  • 22-Sep-2010 Reuters
    South Korea certain of US trade deal by G20
    South Korea is waiting for a US proposal to resolve auto industry concerns over a free trade agreement but is confident of striking a deal before President Barack Obama arrives in Seoul in November for a Group of 20 summit.
  • 22-Sep-2010
    Cargill says South Korea, Colombia trade agreements would create US jobs
    “Cargill absolutely supports the free-trade agreements,” Devry Boughner, director of international business relations for Cargill, said today in a telephone interview.
  • 22-Sep-2010 CCIC
    Bilateral investment treaties: A Canadian primer
    Bilateral Investment Treaties make up one part of a global investment regime that governs how countries and their governments can regulate foreign-owned assets. Canada is a major promoter of these instruments.
  • 21-Sep-2010
    Three-day seminar on Pak-China FTA
    A three-day seminar on “Pakistan’s Free Trade Agreement with China” has started here on Monday.
  • 20-Sep-2010
    Vietnam, Chile explore potential for bilateral ties
    Chile and Vietnam envisage enormous potential to strengthen their bilateral ties, especially in economics and trade, affirmed the newly-appointed Chilean Ambassador to Vietnam.
  • 20-Sep-2010 New Vision
    East Africa EPA delay frustrates EU
    The European Union is frustrated at the slow pace of the conclusion of an Economic Partnership Agreement with the East African Community member states according to Harvey Rouse, head of the political and trade section at the EU Mission to Uganda.
  • 20-Sep-2010 Canadian Press
    US import bill violates NAFTA, Canada’s ambassador warns
    Canada’s ambassador to the United States has issued a stern warning to the most powerful congressional leaders on Capitol Hill over a protectionist piece of legislation that “will have a disproportionally negative impact on intertwined US-Canada supply chains and on jobs in both our countries.”
  • 20-Sep-2010 Stock & Land
    Free trade deals are not worth the effort, firms say
    Australian businesses feel they are getting little benefit from free trade agreements negotiated by the federal government and think there are better ways to help companies competing abroad.
  • 20-Sep-2010 BusinessWorld
    No US plans for RP, ASEAN trade deals
    The Philippines may have to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal if it wants a trade pact with the United States, a visiting American official said on Friday.
  • 20-Sep-2010 DNP+
    Appeal to sign on letter to Indian PMO on India-EU FTA
    We request organizations and individuals across the world to join Delhi Network of Positive People in a sign on letter to issue a appeal to the Indian government to ’not sign on’ to any IP provisions in the FTA negotiations.
  • 19-Sep-2010 Watertown Daily TimesA
    Trade deal could limit US dairy exports
    One possible outcome of the free-trade agreement between the European Union and South Korea is that terms such as "mozzarella" and "feta" are off-limits for US producers selling cheese to Korea.
  • 19-Sep-2010 IPS
    "Future lies in a free trade area from Cape to Cairo"
    African governments’ ambitious plan for a tripartite free trade area (FTA), stretching from South Africa to Egypt, could be more realistic than getting existing ineffective regional customs unions on the continent to work.
  • 18-Sep-2010
    Carpe diem: businesses to take initiative in FTA
    Trade experts say that Vietnamese enterprises cannot take full advantage of multilateral and bilateral free trade agreements (FTA) to boost export because they lack initiative.
  • 18-Sep-2010
    Nawaz demands US free trade agreement
    PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif urged Richard Holbrooke to support Pakistan’s efforts to finalize a Free Trade Agreement with the US and to encourage greater American investment in Pakistan, especially in its energy and power sectors, as these will have a direct bearing on the country’s economy.
  • 18-Sep-2010
    Free Trade Deal To Boost Irish Exports To Asia
    A landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA) signed this week in Brussels will boost Irish exports to Asia, according to the Minister for Trade and Commerce, Billy Kelleher TD.
  • 18-Sep-2010
    ’FTAs may close tap on affordable drugs’
    The Hindu ’FTAs may close tap on affordable drugs’ India’s ability to produce low-cost generics may be impacted, says UN-backed agency’. By P.T. Jyothi Datta 18 September 2010 Mumbai, Sept. 16/In a rare public endorsement of a concern gaining momentum in various quarters, Unitaid has expressed concerns about the impact Free Trade Agreements would have on India’s capacity to make affordable medicines for domestic and overseas markets. The United-Nations supported Unitaid is an (...)
  • 17-Sep-2010 European Commission
    Draft decision on EU-Morocco bilateral trade agreement for food and fisheries products adopted
    "The agreement will reinforce the position of European ag exporters on the Moroccan market, representing a major offensive interest for the EU," says the European Commission
  • 17-Sep-2010 Kyodo
    US makes no specific request for easing Japan’s beef import curbs
    The United States made no specific request for relaxing Japan’s beef import restrictions over mad cow disease at a two-day bilateral working-level meeting that ended in San Francisco on Wednesday, Japanese officials said Thursday.
  • 17-Sep-2010 Economic Times
    Indian farmers against Indo-Japan EPA
    A common platform of several farmers groups, the Indian Coordination Committee of Farmers Movements, has charged the Central government with complete lack of transparency on the implications of the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement or CEPA with Japan and the inclusion of agriculture on its agenda.
  • 17-Sep-2010 The Namibian
    Namibia asks EU to ‘step back’
    Namibia has called on the European Union to “take a step backwards from the current excessive demands in the economic partnership agreement (EPA) negotiations to allow Africa the policy space which it requires to advance its development”.