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  • 8-Jul-2008 MercoPress
    Chile-Uruguay sign strategic association; rap EU on migration
    The Strategic Association Agreement signed by both countries promotes trade relations and cooperation in foreign affairs regarding shared principles in areas such as global trade, UN security policies and human rights.
  • 8-Jul-2008 Myjoyonline
    Ecowas: EU policy supersedes Ghana’s interim EPA deal
    Ghana would by September next year cease to adhere to the rules and conditions of the Interim Economic Partnership Agreement that it signed with the European Commission in December 2007 when the ECOWAS-EU policy comes into force.
  • 8-Jul-2008 Leadership Nigeria
    Why Nigeria refused to sign EPA - ECOWAS
    The ECOWAS Trade Commissioner, Mohammed Daramy, has given some of the many reasons why Nigeria refused to sign the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) which deadline expired on December 31, 2007.
  • 8-Jul-2008 Guanacaste Journal
    Amendments to CAFTA trade deal passed
    The long and arduous road toward final approval by Costa Rica of the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) with the United States has suffered yet another delay.
  • 8-Jul-2008 Yonhap
    S. Korea, India agree to speed up free trade talks
    South Korea and India have held five rounds of CEPA (comprehensive economic partnership agreement) negotiations thus far, but the pact — which is similar to a free trade agreement — has yet to be concluded due to remaining disputes over rules of origin, services and agricultural trade.
  • 7-Jul-2008 NST
    Gilani: Malaysia and Pakistan should exploit huge consumer base via FTA
    Malaysia and Pakistan should exploit their huge consumer market through a free trade agreement (FTA) to support each other’s industrial growth, Pakistani Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani said.
  • 7-Jul-2008 CAWN
    CAWN action against EU-Central America FTA
    Urgent action is needed to strengthen democratic scrutiny of the negotiations and ensure that the Association Agreement with Europe doesn’t worsen poverty, gender inequality and violations of women’s rights in Central America.
  • 5-Jul-2008 AFP
    SKorean activists prepare ’million-strong’ US beef rallies
    South Korean activists Saturday promised to draw one million protesters nationwide in the biggest anti-US beef rallies so far
  • 4-Jul-2008
    What good is Caricom? Regional unity losing steam
    The question must now be asked, just how effective is Caricom, and does it serve any useful purpose? This has proven to be a watershed year for the regional body coming less than two years after the Caribbean Single Market and Economy (CSME), prevailing rampant food price, high energy cost and uncontrollable crime, all afflicting the region. Has Caricom address these issues effectively?
  • 4-Jul-2008
    India, Israel for FTA
    New Delhi and Tel Aviv are seriously working on a free trade agreement because both realise that it is in their mutual interest, the Israeli ambassador, Mr Mark Sofe, said on Thursday.
  • 4-Jul-2008 Earth Times
    New Zealand business group warns on Asian free trade pact
    A New Zealand business group warned the government Friday against signing a free trade pact with the 10-member Association of South-east Asian Nations (ASEAN) that did not set a timetable for abolishing duties on meat and dairy products.
  • 3-Jul-2008
    Harper, Fillon discuss EU free-trade deal during hour-long meeting
    Prime Minister Stephen Harper met with his French counterpart Francois Fillon in Ottawa on Wednesday, with Afghanistan and a potential free-trade agreement between Canada and the European Union among the topics of discussion.
  • 3-Jul-2008
    Trade, investment Promotion inevitable for Economic Integration of SAARC: President
    "Enhancement of trade and investment is inevitable for economic integration of SAARC, where enormous potential already exits in areas of trade, investment and services, which need to be tapped in true perspective through pooling up resources and synergizing efforts at Government and Public sector level".
  • 3-Jul-2008
    Hostage rescue may not free U.S.-Colombia trade deal
    Colombia’s dramatic rescue of hostages held for years by a rebel group probably won’t lead to quick approval of a U.S.-Colombia free trade agreement that has been snagged for months in the U.S. Congress.
  • 3-Jul-2008
    Caricom nations divided on EPA issue
    Caricom countries remain divided on the issue of the CARIFORUM-European Union Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA).
  • 3-Jul-2008 Chosun Ilbo
    US beef recalled on E. coli concerns
    Some 240 tons of beef products from an approved US exporter to Korea suspected of being contaminated with the O-157 strain of E. coli have been recalled, the US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said Wednesday.
  • 3-Jul-2008 AFP
    S.Korea activists launch US beef boycott
    South Korean activists on Thursday launched a nationwide campaign to boycott US beef as President Lee Myung-Bak issued a fresh warning against violent protests.
  • 3-Jul-2008 GuyanaLive
    Guyana will sign EU trade deal after national dialogue
    Guyana will not sign the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) until it has completed a full national consultation or alternatively "pragmatically earlier if the EC [European Commission] continues with its bully-boy tactics of seeking to impose tariffs on our exports," President Bharrat Jagdeo said.
  • 3-Jul-2008 MySinchew
    Korea, Gulf states to begin FTA talks
    South Korea and the Gulf Cooperation Council will hold their first round of talks for a free-trade agreement in Seoul next week, seeking to establish a basic approach for negotiating the envisioned deal
  • 3-Jul-2008
    CEPA between India, Sri Lankan no threat to island nation
    A leading Sri Lankan trade body has allayed fears that Indians would take over the jobs on offer in the island nation following the signing of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between India and Sri Lanka.