EU Free Trade AgreementsSyllabus of the Online Subject: European Union's Free Trade Agreements.
The objectives of the subject “European Union Free trade agreements (FTAs)” are the following:
The Subject “European Union's Agreements (FTA)” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School: Doctorate: European Business, World Trade. Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade. Course: EU International Relations. Languages: Masters and Doctorate in International Business adapted for the EU Trade Agreements:
European Union Trade Agreements. The EU is the largest global trade player: 20% of global trade. China is the second-largest trading partners of the EU after the U.S.. The main objectives of the EU Free Trade Agreements are:
Each Free Trade Agreement negotiated by the EU is adapted to the situation of each nation. Normally: “The more ambitious the Free Trade Agreement is, more benefits are to be gained from the agreement.” The EU has granted duty-free access for most of the imports from the developing countries (Generalized system of preferences). The EU Free Trade Agreements: Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Tunisia, Palestine, EFTA, South Korea, ASEAN, GGC, Central America, Andean Community, MERCOSUR, Chile, Mexico, Turkey, India, China, Lebanon, Algeria, CARIFORUM, Ivory Coast, and Georgia. SADC-European Union (c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2023) |