Chile-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

Sub-subject: The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Chile and Canada. Syllabus:

1. Introduction to the Chile-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
2. Advantages of the Agreement.
3. Certification of origin.
4. International Trade Chile-Canada.
5. Flow of investment between Canada and Chile
6. Agreements on the Environment and Labour.
7. Modernised agreement

Sample of the sub-subject: Chile-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

Sub-Subject Description: Chile-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Chile and Canada entry into force in 1997.

The Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA) covers international trade in products and services and foreign direct investment (FDI).

The objectives of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Canada-Chile are to:

1. Eliminate barriers to foreign trade, and make easy the cross-border movement of export products and services between Canada and Chile
2. Promote conditions of fair competition in the free-trade area
3. Increase foreign direct investment (FDI) opportunities in Canada and Chile
4. Create efficient customs procedures for the implementation and application of the Free Trade Agreement Chile-Canada
5. Establish a framework for bilateral, regional, and multilateral cooperation

International Trade Chile-Canada.

Since the Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA) entry into force, international trade in products has augmented by 226%, growing from $718 million when the agreement Chile-Canada entered into force in 1997 to $2.34 billion.

1. Exports of Canada to Chile: $587,442,199
2. Imports of Canada from Chile: $1,872,171,529
3. Foreign trade in services between Chile and Canada was $164 million
4. Foreign Direct Investment of Canada in Chile: $13,341 million

The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Chile and Canada belongs to the Latin American and the North American economic area of the Western Christian Civilisation.

Chile's Free Trade Agreements (FTA).