Chile-Peru Free Trade
Agreement

Syllabus of the Subject: Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Chile and Peru
(Course).
- Introduction to the Chile-Peru (FTA) Free Trade Agreement
- Advantages of the Peru-Chile Free Trade Agreement
- Rules and Certification of Origin
- Trade Relations between Chile
and
Peru
- Investment Flows
Example of the Online Subject: Chile-Peru Free Trade Agreement(FTA)

Description of the Online Subject: Chile-Peru Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
The Chile-Peru Free Trade Agreement entered into force in 2009.
The
Chile-Peru Free Trade Agreement (FTA) contains dispositions on:
- Market access for products
- Technical Barriers to
Bilateral Trade (TBT)
- Rules and certificate of origin
- Temporary Entry for Business Persons
- Customs Procedures
- Safeguards
- Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
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Anti-dumping
- Competition Policy
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary
Measures
- Trade in Services
- Cooperation and international trade promotion
- Dispute Settlement
- Transparency
International Trade Relations between Chile and Peru.
- Exports of the Republic of Peru to the Republic of Chile were 1,372 million dollars (3.9% of the total exports to the world)
- Imports of the Republic of Peru from the Republic of Chile were 1,000 million dollars, representing 3.6% of
the total
Peruvian imports
- The Republic of Chile is one of the largest
trade partners in the region and is the seventh
export destination of the Republic of Peru
- Foreign direct investment (FDI) of Chile in Peru was 11,098 million dollars (18.4% of the total invested abroad)
The Chile-Peru Free Trade Agreement (FTA) belongs to the Latin American Economic Area (Western-Christian Civilisation).
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Chilean Free Trade Agreements (FTA):
China,
India,
South Korea,
Japan,
Australia,
Turkey,
European Union,
EFTA,
United States,
Canada,
APEC,
Trans-Pacific Agreement,
ALADI,
MERCOSUR,
Andean Community,
Ecuador,
Colombia,
Mexico,
Central America,
Panama...
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Peruvian Agreements
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