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Home > Current Issue(Issue No.14, Vol No.9) > Trade Agreements
Trade Agreements
16-31 July 2009
- Concern voiced over ATT
Karachi: Pakistan-US Business Council Chairman, Haroon Rashid held reservations over the signing of the Transit Trade Agreement which would .... More - Pak, Canada FTA stressed
Karachi: There is a need of Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Pakistan and Canada to minimize the trade imbalances between .... More - Canada, Jordan sign free trade agreement
Ottawa: Canada signed a free trade agreement with Jordan, Canadian Minister of International Trade Stockwell Day said.
.... More - Cross-strait trade pact to be signed late this year or in 2010
Taipei, Taiwan: Taiwan and China are likely to sign an economic cooperation framework agreement (ECFA) late this year or .... More - Mercosur will address inter-group trade restrictions in Paraguay
Asuncion, Paraguay: Mercosur Foreign Affairs and Economy ministers will be meeting Tuesday in Asuncion, Paraguay in the framework of the Common Market Group to .... More - Pak, China agree on services for exports under FTA
Islamabad: Pakistan and China has agreed to include eleven sectors from services under the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to .... More - Safta losing luster, say analysts
Dhaka: Growing attention to bilateral free trade agreements (FTAs) among Saarc-member states may dampen prospects for a .... More - Senator calls for US trade benefits to Uruguay, "bypassing" Mercosur
Washington: United States Senator Richard Lugar, the ranking Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee is urging the US to extend trade benefits to .... More - Singapore’s Development Model and lessons for Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka
Previously I have written on the landlockedness of the countries and associated issues faced by their coastal trade .... More - South Korea-EU free trade deal imminent: S. Korea
Seoul: South Korea and the European Union have tentatively reached a free trade deal that will boost their $100 billion .... More - Two main obstacles block free trade deal with EU
Dubai: Free trade negotiations between the GCCGCC and European Union (EU), which have been going on since 1988, face two further obstacles .... More
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