Course summary China Pakistan Free trade agreement:
The Free trade agreement China - Pakistan entered into force in 2007.
In 2009, China and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan signed the Agreement on trade in Service of the China-Pakistan
Free trade agreement which would enter into force since 2009.
Under the Free trade agreement China - Pakistan, the People's Republic of
China and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan will begin to reduce or eliminate tariffs on all
export products in
2 phases from 2007.
The Free trade agreement China - Pakistan also covers Foreign direct
investment (FDI), including
investment promotion and protection, expropriation, compensation for damages and losses and dispute settlement.
The People's Republic of China exported USD 5 billion
value
of commodities to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (2007), only USD 1.8 billion
in 2003. The People's Republic of China is the biggest import sources for
the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (his share has augmented from 14 % to 17% for 2003-07). It ranked 3rd between the top import sources in 2003.
Exports of products of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the People's Republic of China have augmented by 17.7% annually
in the last 4 years though its share in Chinese market has
decreased from 0.14% to
0.12%. The share in export mix of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has augmented from 4.82% to 6.19%.
Example of the course China Pakistan Free trade agreement:
Master in International Business for Pakistani students
China Pakistan FTA (in Chinese 中国和巴基斯坦签署自贸区服务贸易协定):
EENI in Chinese: 国际贸易、全球营销及国际化硕士
China
中国和巴基斯坦签署自贸区服务贸易协定
