China Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Zero duty treatment

Doing Business in China: China’s Free Trade Agreements (FTA) - China - Chinese economy - China: Marine transport and ports - Customs of China - FDI in China - Beijing - Shanghai - Greater Pearl River Delta (GPRD) -  Hong Kong

Master International Business MIB for Chinese students

Course summary China Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA):

In November 2005, Chinese President Hu Jintao and former Chilean President Ricardo Lagos witnessed the signing of the China-Chile Free Trade Agreement.

The Agreement entered into force in October 2006. Under the Agreement, China and Chile will extend zero duty treatment phase by phase to cover 97 percent of products in ten-year time.

China-Chile bilateral trade hit US$ 17.53 billion in 2008, up by 19.3% year-on-year. In 2009, while the foreign trade of world’s major economies suffered recession affected by the financial crisis, China’s import from Chile reached US$ 11.16 billion, up by 5.6%. At present, Chile is China’s third largest trading partner in Latin America, while China is Chile’s largest trading partner in the world.

Example of the course China Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA):

Example of the course China Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA) (in Chinese ):
中华人民共和国政府和智利共和国 政府自由贸易协定

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EENI in Chinese: 国际金融硕士