Mexico-Andean Community

The Subject “Mexico-Andean Community Agreement” belongs to the following Online Higher Educational Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate: American Business, World Trade.

Learning materials in México Comunidad Andina Mexique.

Trade Relations Mexico-Andean Community

The Trade Relations between the member countries of the Andean Community and Mexico are framed in the Treaty of Montevideo 1980 (Latin American Integration Association) and the Agreement between Mexico and the Andean Community.

Partial agreements between Mexico and the countries of the Andean Community:

1. AAP. EC No. 33 Colombia-Mexico-Venezuela;
2. Economic Complementation Agreement ACE no. 66 finished between Mexico and the Plurinational State of Bolivia;
3. Agreement of Partial Scope of Renegotiation No. 29 between Ecuador and the United Mexican States;
4. Mexico-Peru Agreement No. 8 AAP. CE.

Mexico is an observer country of the Andean Community.

Topics covered by the Andean Community-Mexico Agreements:

1. Access for Goods;
2. Agricultural sector, plant and animal health measures;
3. Rules of Origin;
4. Safeguard Measures;
5. Unfair Trade Practices;
6. Trade in Services;
7. Technical Standards;
8. Government Procurement;
9. Investments;
10. Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS);
11. Dispute Settlement.

Foreign Trade Andean Community-Mexico.

1. Foreign Trade between the Andean Community (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru) and the United Mexican States: 4,671 million dollars;
2. Main Andean Community exporter to Mexico: Colombia;
3. Colombian Exports to Mexico: 533 million dollars (62% of the Andean Community exports to Mexico);
4. Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia represent 27.8% and 3% respectively.

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