Regional Organization Economic Development (GUAM)

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Learning unit: Regional Organization for Democracy and Economic Development. Syllabus:


- Introduction to the Regional Organization for Democracy and Economic Development (GUAM).
- Structure. GUAM Business Council.
- GUAM Free Trade Area.

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Master in International Business.
(Es): GUAM

Course summary Regional Organization for Democracy and Economic Development (GUAM):

GUAM (Organization for Democracy and Economic Development) is a regional organization of 4 states: Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. GUAM Observer countries are Turkey and Latvia.

The GUAM Business Council facilitates implementation of Agreements finished within the framework of Regional Organization for Democracy and Economic Development (GUAM), agreements on development of Cooperation among business circles and business entities of GUAM Participating States.

Free Trade Area between the Regional Organization for Democracy and Economic Development  Participating States (entry into force in 2003)

Regional Organization for Democracy and Economic Development (GUAM) members countries should cooperate in establishing free trade area to grant:

  • Elimination of customs duties, as well as taxes and dues having equivalent effect, and of quantitative limitations in mutual international trade;
  • Removal of other obstacles to international trade;
  • Establishment and development of efficient system of mutual settlement of accounts and payments in International trade;
  • Cooperation in conducting foreign trade and economic policy to reach the goals of Free Trade Area in the: industry, agriculture, international transport, international finance, Foreign direct investment (FDI), fair competition....;
  • Harmonization of the legislation of the Contracting members to the extent necessary for proper and efficient functioning of free trade.

Example of the course GUAM:
 Regional Organization Economic Development GUAM



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