 EFTA-Serbia Agreement
Syllabus of the Subject: Serbia-European Free Trade Association Free Trade Agreement
- Introduction to the Serbia-European Free Trade Association Free Trade Agreement
- Topics covered by the Serbia-EFTA Free Trade Agreement
- Foreign Trade (Import, Export) between Serbia and the EFTA Countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland) and Serbia
Sample of the Subject - EFTA-Serbia Free Trade Agreement:

Description of the Subject: European Free Trade Association-Serbia Free Trade Agreement.
Entry into force of the European Free Trade Association-Serbia Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
- Serbia, Liechtenstein and Switzerland: October 2010
- Norway: June 2011
- Iceland: October 2011
The main purpose of the European Free Trade Association-Serbia Free Trade Agreement is to set-up a free trade area through the Trade liberalisation (elimination of all
the customs duties on the industrial products).
The EFTA-Serbia Free Trade Agreement (45 Articles) covers:
- Trade in Goods (industrial goods, fish and other
marine products)
- Trade in Services
- Government Procurement
- Intellectual Property
Rights (IPR)
- Dispute Settlement
- Investment
-
Sanitary and Phytosanitary
Measures
- Technical regulation
- ...
Rules of origin based on the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean model.
The EFTA States belong to the European Economic Area and Serbia to the Orthodox Economic Area.
- EFTA Free Trade Agreements (FTA):
Singapore,
India,
South Korea,
Philippines,
Canada,
Colombia,
Chile,
Mexico,
Peru,
Central America,
Albania,
Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Georgia,
Macedonia,
Montenegro,
Turkey,
Ukraine,
Egypt,
Morocco,
Tunisia,
Southern African Customs Union (SACU),
Gulf Cooperation Council,
Jordan,
Lebanon...
Serbian Trade Agreements:
CEFTA,
Central European Initiative,
Black Sea Economic Cooperation,
EU-Western Balkans...
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