India South Korea Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA)

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Learning unit: India South Korea  Economic Partnership Agreement. Syllabus:


- India Korea Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA).
- International trade India - Korea.
- Rules of Origin. Certificate of origin.
- CEPA: Customs Tariff.

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Course summary India South Korea exhaustive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA)

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) India - South Korea entry into force in 2010.

The objectives of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) India - South Korea are to improve bilateral economic linkages between Korea and India, specially International trade in products and services and Foreign direct investment (FDI)

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) India - South Korea cover:
- bilateral trade in products and services
- trade facilitations;
- Promotion, facilitation and liberalization of Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows;
- Measures for promoting bilateral economic cooperation in identified sectors; and
- Other areas to be researched for furthering bilateral partnership.

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) India - South Korea will eliminate or reduce import tariffs on 85% of export products of South Korea. Top 10 export products of South Korea to India (auto parts, steel, machinery, chemicals and electronics) are integrated in the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) India - South Korea.

108 export products produced in Kae-sung Industrial Complex will also receive preferential treatment under CEPA.South Korea will eliminate or reduce tariffs on 93% and 90% of export products from India

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) India - South Korea also seeks a high level of liberalization in the foreign trade of services and Foreign direct investment (FDI).

Foreign trade between India and South Korea (ROK) has been growing quickly in the last years. Compared to 2001, when total bilateral trade turnover was 2.52 billion USD, the total trade has augmented by 7 times, and was 18 billion USD at the end of 2009.

Example of the course India Korea exhaustive Economic Partnership Agreement :
India South Korea CEPA

Master in International Business for Korean students - Master in International Business for Indian students

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