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  • 13-Feb-2006 TMCnet
    Japan, Chile to hold 1st formal FTA talks on Feb. 23-24
    Japan and Chile will hold their first official negotiations aimed at sealing a bilateral free trade agreement on Feb. 23-24 in Tokyo.
  • 13-Feb-2006 Houston Chronicle
    Free trade fuels drug smuggling
    US drug agents say that free trade with Mexico has had an ugly and unintended consequence: Just as legitimate business people have flocked to Nuevo Laredo, so have criminals.
  • 13-Feb-2006 ANDnetwork
    Aid issue hinders progress in Africa, EU trade talks
    According to officials, dispute over whether Europe should provide aid to help African states prepare for increased competition ahead of a new trade regime, is hindering progress in talks between the two blocs.
  • 13-Feb-2006 Gulf News
    Cartoons threat to EU trade talks
    Free trade negotiations between the EU and GCC face being disrupted by the ongoing controversy surrounding cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), according to a Saudi official involved in the talks.
  • 12-Feb-2006 Gulf News
    Eastern promise
    Trade and investment. Not words which always set the pulse racing, the heart pounding.
  • 12-Feb-2006 Business Today
    Freedom isn’t free
    Disarray on the political side of the house casts the side of free-trade talks with the United States into question.
  • 12-Feb-2006 Yomiuri Shimbun
    Japan, ASEAN to resume free trade talks
    Japan and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations agreed Saturday to resume official free trade agreement negotiations in March, as ASEAN welcomed Japan’s proposal of a common tariff-elimination method.
  • 12-Feb-2006 MCOT
    Thai service sector must adapt to FTA challenges
    Economists at the KASIKORN Research Centre (KRC) on Sunday urged Thailand’s service sector to adapt if it plans to survive stiff competition caused by free trade area (FTA) agreements Thailand has signed with other countries.
  • 12-Feb-2006 Prensa Latina
    Uribe for US FTA, Colombia against
    President Alvaro Uribe will travel to the US on Monday to talk about free trade agreements while most Colombians continue rejecting that trade scheme.
  • 12-Feb-2006 MENAFN
    No US-ME free trade talks this year but with Egypt
    According to US Trade Representative for Europe and the Middle East Shaun Donnelly, the only Arab country under consideration for beginning FTA talks before the summer of 2007 is Egypt.
  • 11-Feb-2006 Zawya
    Oman-US FTA gathers momentum
    Notwithstanding the Democrats’ reservations over the existing labour laws in Oman, the United States is confident that the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) that it had signed on January 19 this year in Washington will sail through smoothly in the Congress in the next few months.
  • 11-Feb-2006 The Nation
    Anti-Thaksin rally: Coalition gains momentum
    The new Royal Plaza alliance of senators and civic groups has boosted the credibility of the movement to oust Thailand’s Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and produced an array of new issues from free trade to human rights violations and the plight of the rural poor
  • 11-Feb-2006
    Viet Nam, Japan prepare for negotiations on bilateral FTA
    Vietnamese and Japanese commerce experts will meet in Ha Noi from Feb. 16-18 in preparation for negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA) between the two countries, and a meeting at higher level will be held by the end of this year, according to the Trade Ministry.
  • 11-Feb-2006
    Salvadorian women concern on FTA
    Workers of the Salvadorian maquilas Friday expressed their concern on the prompt implementation of the Free Trade Area (FTA) with the US.
  • 11-Feb-2006
    Australia joins queue for trade deal
    Canberra hopes to reach a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Seoul, Peter Rowe, Australia’s new ambassador to South Korea, said on Thursday. He also underlined that the bilateral trade deal would not hurt South Korea’s agriculture industry.
  • 11-Feb-2006
    Haiti could return to CARICOM
    HAITI CAN return as a member of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) after its elections, says Prime Minister P.J. Patterson.
  • 11-Feb-2006
    Businessmen want free trade agreement
    Korean business leaders issued a joint statement in support of a Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (FTA) yesterday.
  • 11-Feb-2006
    Trade minister selling FTA to US and Koreans
    Only a few years ago, the idea of signing free-trade deals was new to Koreans. But after signing such agreements with Chile and Singapore, and after the opening of free-trade talks with the United States was announced, free trade is now at the forefront of the national discourse.
  • 10-Feb-2006 Jamaica Gleaner
    FTAA off? - Regional heads explore option to US-proposed Free Trade Area
    Caribbean leaders are reconsidering the region’s strategic alliances, including a possible free trade agreement with Venezuela as an alternative to the stalled Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) negotiations.
  • 9-Feb-2006
    Fiji: China-Australia free trade agreement puts Fiji in further bind
    Fiji’s garment industry will face more problems if a free trade agreement (FTA) is signed between Australia and China, says Fiji Textile Clothing and Footwear President, Ramesh Solanki.