Course summary - India New Zealand
Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
India and New Zealand are negotiating Free Trade Agreement /
Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA). The 6th round of
negotiations was held during August, 2011.
New Zealand's exports to India were valued at NZ$630 million in 2009, a
280% increase on our 2001 exports to India and overall bilateral trade between
India and New Zealand grew 180% between 2001 and 2009, from NZ$353 million to
NZ$985 million.
For the year ending June 2009, India was New Zealand’s 13th largest export
destination. New Zealand’s key exports are in coal, unprocessed logs, wool,
scrap aluminium, and sheep skin leather.
Trade in services is another area where the India-New Zealand
relationship is displaying strong growth.
A CECA/FTA would enable: enhanced Rules of Origin, greater cooperation and
dialogue on customs facilitation, standards, and mutual recognition, and a
framework of practical measures to address non-tariff barriers and to ensure SPS
measures and trade remedies are appropriate and not trade restrictive.
Example of the course India New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA):
Master International Business for New
Zealander students - Master International Business for Indian students
Related Foreign Trade Courses and
masters: Master Business in Asia - Master in Emerging Markets
- Master Business Asia Pacific Region
- Doing
business in Oceania
Negocios en India
EENI In Hindi: मास्टर विदेश पार
EENI International Business
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