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  • 1-Feb-2005 Asahi
    FTA with Seoul hindered by goods made in North
    Products made by South Korean companies in an industrial park north of the demilitarized zone are likely to form the latest kink in sputtering free trade talks between Tokyo and Seoul.
  • 1-Feb-2005 Asia Times
    Korea-India FTA may be signed by 2007
    South Korea may conclude a free trade agreement (FTA) with India as early as 2007, a ranking South Korean official said.
  • 1-Feb-2005
    Prue Hyman: Free-trade negotiations driven by myth of Third Way
    The Prime Minister says New Zealand is well down the track in negotiations with Chile and Singapore on a three-way free trade and investment agreement.
  • 31-Jan-2005 China Daily
    China-Chile FTA talks smooth
    China and Chile are satisfied with the achievements of their first round of talks for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
  • 31-Jan-2005 Jakarta Post
    Indonesia, Japan to start preliminary FTA talks
    Indonesia and Japan are scheduled to hold a two-day meeting to discuss a possible bilateral trade agreement on Monday.
  • 28-Jan-2005 Ways and Means Committee
    US congressional report on trade mission to Tunisia, Jordan, Oman, and Egypt
    From November 4-13, 2004, a bipartisan delegation of Members of the Committee on Ways and Means of the US House of Representatives traveled to Tunisia, Jordan, Oman, and Egypt regarding trade, investment, and security issues in the region.
  • 27-Jan-2005 Brudirect
    US traders seek stronger economic ties with Brunei
    Trade representatives from the United States on Tuesday discussed with various governmental stakeholders in Brunei under the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) to seek opportunities for stronger bilateral economic ties.
  • 27-Jan-2005 Bernama
    Malaysia: Private sector told to engage in FTA process
    Datuk Seri Rafidah Aziz has called on the private sector to give their input and help the government in formulating free trade agreements (FTAs).
  • 26-Jan-2005 IMC QC
    Stop the mad pursuit of bilateral free trade and economic partnership agreements!
    We - farmers, fisherfolks, rural women, workers from the formal and informal sectors, and NGOs belonging to the Stop the New Round! Coalition - express our strong opposition to the Philippines government’s mad pursuit of bilateral free trade agreements particularly with Japan, China and the USA.
  • 26-Jan-2005 ABS-CBN
    Groups say the govt to lose P16.9B in revenues
    Two members of the Philippine House of Representatives are pushing for a congressional inquiry into the bilateral trade and investments agreements entered into by the government, which did not go through proper public consultations despite their far-reaching impact on the economy as well as the provisions of the Constitution.
  • 26-Jan-2005 National Foreign Trade Council
    US-Middle East Free Trade Coalition congratulates Moroccan Parliament
    As an important lynchpin between Europe, Africa and the Middle East, access to the Moroccan market is essential for the U.S. banking, insurance and telecommunications industries.
  • 25-Jan-2005 People’s Daily Online
    China, Chile launch FTA negotiation
    China and Chile officially launched negotiations Tuesday to establish a free trade area (FTA) between the two countries.
  • 25-Jan-2005 NWAnews
    Trade pact proposal has US upside
    A proposal to liberalize US trade with six Central American and Caribbean nations has received broad support from US agricultural groups. But the fate of the US-Central America-Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement remains uncertain.
  • 24-Jan-2005 China Daily
    China’s first foreign-owned car dealer to open
    Hong Kong-based auto dealer Triangle Motors will become the first wholly overseas invested company to sell vehicles on the mainland when it opens a dealership in Guangzhou.
  • 24-Jan-2005 The Standard
    European Union censured over EPA negotiations
    Trade agreements between the European Union and Africa Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries could undermine the integration project in East Africa, a civil society lobby group has said.
  • 24-Jan-2005 AllAfrica.com
    EAC states risk losing ties in other trade blocs
    Clarity Consultancy said the three EAC countries - Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania - could lose their preferential treatment in other economic blocs since the new pact does not allow affiliate parties to participate in other economic arrangements.
  • 23-Jan-2005 Kyodo
    Taiwan calls for free trade pact with Japan
    Taiwan’s Minister of Economic Affairs Ho Mei-yueh called on Japan to strike a bilateral free trade agreement, saying such a pact will be "very beneficial to Japan."
  • 22-Jan-2005 Trinidad & Tobago Express
    Europe: support for change carries agendas
    As 2005 proceeds, some Caribbean nations may find themselves faced with an unusually specific strategic choice: Europe may suggest the need to consider the relative weight they intend to give to the development of sectors such as tourism in preference to the role presently afforded to traditional agriculture.
  • 22-Jan-2005 Nassau Guardian
    CARICOM considers FTA with US, Canada
    As the outlook for the Free Trade Area of the Americas continues to be shrouded in uncertainty, CARICOM is looking to bilateral Free Trade Agreements as a means of improving market access for countries in the region.
  • 22-Jan-2005 PIB
    India, Chile sign framework agreement on economic cooperation
    India and Chile have signed a Framework Agreement on Economic Cooperation to promote expansion of trade by providing limited preferential access to each other initially.