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  • 16-Sep-2004 NTEU
    Australian Bilateral Agreements and Higher Education
    Australia is a party to a number of bilateral agreements with developing countries in the East Asian-South Pacific region. The agreements fall into two categories: comprehensive bilateral free trade agreements (BFTAs) and bilateral investment agreements (BIAs). Both types of agreements have implications for higher education, though only BFATs expressly deal with education services.
  • 16-Sep-2004
    Thaksin pushes Thai-Japan FTA
    Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra said he has asked the Japanese government to help develop a Thai-Japan free trade area (FTA) agreement with Thailand agreeing to Japan’s plan to set rice and beef as sensitive products categories.
  • 16-Sep-2004
    Talks On Taiwan-Nicaragua FTA To Be Held In Taipei
    The first round of talks on a Taiwan-Nicaragua free trade agreement (FTA) will be held in Taipei Sept. 20-24, Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) officials said Thursday.
  • 16-Sep-2004
    Thailand seen missing FTA deal deadlines
    Thailand, the Asian country most aggressive in seeking free trade deals after Singapore, is likely to miss the deadlines for its free trade talks with many nations, including the United States and Japan, according to a senior Thai official.
  • 16-Sep-2004 Bolpress
    Ecuador decides: Faced with free trade, free determination of its people
    The free trade treaty that the US proposed to Ecuador and other countries in the Continent following the failure of the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAAs) and the World Trade Organization negotiations, is not exclusively a trade treaty; it addresses all facets of the economic, political and cultural life of our peoples.
  • 16-Sep-2004
    The Future of Patentability in International Law according to the CAFTA
    While discussions stagnate at the WTO over access to medicines, protection of indigenous knowledge and technology transfer, the United States and other developed countries multiply bilateral ‘TRIPs-plus’treaties with developing countries.
  • 15-Sep-2004
    Latin American bishops caution against effects of free trade pacts
    Citing possible harmful effects on the poor, Latin American bishops pledged to help grass-roots groups have an effective voice in free trade agreements being promoted in the Western Hemisphere.
  • 15-Sep-2004
    Brazil, Japan try to boost relations with Koizumi visit
    Japan’s Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi arrived for his first visit to Brazil Tuesday to make what authorities from both countries hope will be a lasting impression.
  • 15-Sep-2004
    India, US discuss FTA on services
    The United States today said it discussed with the Indian authorities the issue of forging a bilateral Free Trade Agreement on services but felt that more study was needed to be done before any commitment was made.
  • 15-Sep-2004 Hi Pakistan
    US offers investment treaty to Pakistan
    The United States has offered Pakistan a bilateral investment treaty, provided the country enforces intellectual property rights, anti-money laundering law and creates conducive regulatory environment, says Alan P Larson, US Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs.
  • 14-Sep-2004 US Coalition of Service Industries
    USCSI: US-Australia FTA to Open New Opportunities for US Service Sector
    The Coalition of Service Industries (CSI) today announced its strong support for the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA), noting that the agreement will open up new opportunities for US suppliers in a host of service industries.
  • 14-Sep-2004
    US Coalition of Service Industries Welcomes US-Bahrain FTA
    The Coalition of Service Industries (CSI) today welcomed the conclusion of negotiations on the US-Bahrain Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
  • 14-Sep-2004
    US, Bahrain Sign FTA
    U.S. Trade Representative Robert B. Zoellick and Minister of Finance and National Economy Abdulla Hassan Saif today signed the U.S.-Bahrain Free Trade Agreement, a comprehensive agreement that will not only remove trade barriers and expand regional opportunities for the peoples of both countries, but will also promote liberty and opportunity in the Middle East, according to a USTR news release.
  • 14-Sep-2004
    USCIB op-ed: Is Thailand ready for prime-time trade?
    With a branding effort rivaling that of Tommy Hilfiger, Thailand prepared to receive delegates last weekend to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Bangkok.
  • 14-Sep-2004
    US Council for International Business Model BIT letter
    MODEL BIT LETTER
  • 14-Sep-2004
    Letter to USTR, State and Commerce on the threat to bilateral investment treaties posed by EU enlargement
    Letter to USTR, State and Commerce on the threat to Bilateral Investment Treaties posed by E.U. Enlargement.
  • 14-Sep-2004
    USCIB Applauds Free Trade Agreement With Morocco
    The United States Council for International Business (USCIB) welcomed completion of a comprehensive U.S.-Morocco free trade agreement.
  • 14-Sep-2004
    Pakistan, US to sign investment treaty soon
    Pakistan and the United States will soon sign a bilateral investment treaty. Officials at the Board of Investment (BoI) disclosed this at a meeting with Alan Larson, the US under secretary, who called on Dr Hafeez Shaikh, federal minister for privatisation and investment, on Monday.
  • 14-Sep-2004 ABS-CBN News
    EU puts on hold free-trade deal with ASEAN bloc
    The proposed free-trade agreement (FTA) between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the European Union (EU) have temporarily been placed on the back burner after European countries have made it clear that they would father pursue a multilateral trade scheme under the auspices of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
  • 14-Sep-2004 Indymedia Paris / Ile de France
    European Imperialism and Free Trade
    The European Union is on the verge of implementing a series of free trade agreements and is leading a trade policy that can hold its own against the American policy.