Panama-Canada Free Trade Agreement

1. Introduction to the Canada-Panama Agreement
2. Benefits of the Agreement for the exporters: markets access, investment, and services
3. Government Procurement
4. Certificate of Origin of the agreement
5. International Trade between Canada and Panama
6. Agreements on Environment and Labour Cooperation between Canada and Panama

Sample - Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

The Subject “Panama-Canada Free Trade Agreement” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate: World Trade.

Languages: or Panama-Canada Canada-Panama.

In 2011 the Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement entry into force.

Elements covered by the Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement:

1. Market access for products
2. Cross-border trade in services
3. Telecommunications
4. FDI
5. Financial services and
6. Government Procurement

Tariff elimination of Panama will improve the opportunities for international business in products.

The Canada-Republic of Panama Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will benefit to the exporters of vehicles, aerospace, auto parts, electrical and industrial machinery, agriculture, agribusiness, pharmaceuticals, fish and seafood, wood, pulp and paper products, vehicles, auto parts, information and communication technology, plastic products, and iron and steel products.

The Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will grant access to the Government procurement market, including the expansion of the Panama Canal.

International trade Canada-Panama.

1. Export commercial services from Canada to Panama: 8 million dollars
2. Top export services are financial services, information and communication technology services, environment services, and energy services
3. Top exports products from Canada to Panama are machinery, vehicles, electrical and electronic equipment, pharmaceutical equipment, pulses and frozen potato products
4. Top imports products from Canada from Panama are precious stones and metals, edible fruits and nuts, and fish and seafood products

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