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Free Trade Agreements
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TLCAN
Its main benefit is to reduce costs to promote the exchange of goods between the three countries of Mexico, the United States and Canada. -
FTA Mexico - Colombia
Composed of Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela -
FTA Colombia-CARICOM
It was born under the objective of strengthening economic, commercial and cooperation relations between the parties. -
FTA Mexico - Chile
Objectives
-Stimulate the expansion and diversification of international trade
-Eliminate barriers to foreign trade and facilitate the circulation of products and services in the free trade area
-Increased investment opportunities
-Promote conditions of legal competition -
FTA Mexico - European Union
Objectives
-Promote the development of exchanges of goods and services
-Increase opportunities and strategic alliances between all countries -
EU-Morocco Euro-Mediterranean Association Agreement
-It establishes a free zone for industrial products -A new agricultural protocol was negotiated in October 2012 -
FTA Mexico - Israel
Objectives
-To intensify trade and the economy through the release of levies and restrictions on imports originating in the coordinated countries.
-It is an opportunity to diversify Mexican exports towards a market with high purchasing power -
FTA Mexico - AELC
Made up of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.
-Both sides sought to strengthen investment flows. -
Agreement Colombia - Cuba
Is subscribed since 2000 under the framework of the LAIA (ALADI).
-It incorporates a general and basic article related to: Market access, non-tariff restrictions, rules of origin, safeguards agreement, unfair practices, trade in services, transport, technical standards, investments, commercial cooperation, industrial property, dispute settlement, -
FTA Mexico - Uruguay
-Create a larger and more secure market for goods and services produced in both territories
-To provide economic operators with clear and predictable rules for the development of trade and investment -
FTA Mexico - Japan
-Increase investment opportunities
-Promote cooperation and coordination for the effective enforcement of trade competition laws.
- Establish a framework that serves to foster bilateral cooperation as well as the improvement of the business environment. -
FTA Morocco - United States
-Creation of a free trade area
-Elimination of tariffs -
Arab-Mediterranean Free Trade Agreement between Morocco, Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia, Lebanon and Palestine
-Establishing a free trade area
-Boost foreign trade between the four member countries
-Economic development and integration through the application of rules of origin
-Foreign Direct Investment Attraction was sought -
FTA Colombia-Chile
-Stimulate the expansion and diversification of trade between the Parties
-Remove barriers to trade and facilitate the movement of goods and services in the free trade area
-Promoting conditions of fair competition
-Promotion and Investment protection -
FTA Colombia - Guatemala
The objective is the formation of a free trade area
-Encourage and protect bilateral investment -Establishes the procedure by which the Parties shall settle disputes arising in the application, interpretation or non-compliance of the Treaty -It seeks to avoid imposing unjustified barriers to trade on sanitary grounds and technical standards. -
FTA Colombia - El Salvador
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FTA Colombia - Honduras
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FTA Colombia - Liechtenstein and Switzerland (EFTA)
The objective is to increase exports of products with higher added value.
-Foster partnerships with SMEs (PyMES) and industries
-Generate investment in technological development sectors
-Access different markets
-Strengthening trade and economic cooperation ties -
FTA Colombia - Canada
-It benefits export sectors because they will be able to sell their products and services, on favourable terms, in the Canadian market, and investment will be encouraged.
-It also benefits domestic producers who will now have the ability to acquire goods and services at more competitive prices, emphasizing efficiency and competitiveness. -
FTA Mexico - Peru
-Increase and diversify exports, eliminating distortions caused by tariffs, import quotas, subsidies and tariff barriers
-Promote the development of economies of scale
-Contribute to improving people's quality of life
-Create mechanisms to defend commercial interests -
FTA Colombia - United States
-Increase trade flows
-Permanently open the market
-Generating employment from investment -
Colombia-Venezuela Partial Scope Agreement
-Its objective was to establish tariff preferences for imports of products from both countries. -
FTA Mexico - Central america
-Stimulate the expansion and diversification of trade in goods and services between the Parties
-Promoting conditions of fair competition within the free trade area
-Facilitating the movement of goods and services
-Increase investment opportunities -
FTA Colombia - Norway (EFTA)
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FTA Colombia - Iceland (EFTA)
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FTA Colombia-European Union
-Achieve a preferential relationship
-Reduce and eliminate tariffs and non-tariff barriers to Colombian exports of industrial and agricultural products.
- A level playing field for Colombian companies vis-à-vis their competitors
-Remove barriers that limit Colombia's greater participation in the European market. -
FTA Mexico - Panama
-Deepen Mexico's economic integration with Central America
-Consolidate legal certainty in international transactions with Panama
-Open new markets for Mexican exports. -
Pacific Alliance
-It is a regional integration mechanism integrated by Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru
-Build an area of integration with free movement of goods, services, capital and people.
-Boost the growth, development and competitiveness of their economies -
FTA Colombia - Republic of Korea
-Achieve preferential access for Colombian products and services in the Asian market
-Strengthening commercial ties
-Attracting investment
-Paving the way for future negotiations with countries such as Singapore and Japan -
FTA Colombia - Costa Rica
-Preferential exchange of goods through tariff reduction
-Access to a market with superior purchasing power
-Strengthen trade ties with Central American countries and attract productive investment from them
-Provide better conditions and guarantees to investors from both countries -
Colombia-Argentina and Brazil Agreement (MERCOSUR)
-Facilitate the free movement of goods and services and the full utilization of productive factors
-It represents an opportunity for Colombian exports
-Colombia represents the opportunity to access a potential market
-Increase efficiency and competition among the economies included -
Colombia-Uruguay Agreement (MERCOSUR)
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Colombia-Paraguay Agreement (MERCOSUR)
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FTA Colombia- Israel
-Reduce and eliminate tariffs and non-tariff barriers on Colombian exports
-Access to a market with a purchasing power three times higher than that of Colombia
-Improve their economic relations and promote economic cooperation