Course summary Thailand - India Free Trade Agreement FTA / CECA
When the former prime minister of Thailand, Pol. Lt. Dr. Thaksin Shinawatra,
visited India during November 26-29, 2001, the leaders of both countries agreed
to expend economic cooperation in trade and investment, and set up a
joint working group to study the feasibility of establishing a Thailand -
India free trade area. Status : Signed in 2003. In force since 2004
Thailand and India have reached an accord on Trade in Goods that incorporates
tariff reduction and/or elimination under the Normal Track and Sensitive
Track.
The two countries have agreed upon 'Change in Tariff Sub-Heading (CTSH) +
Local Content of 35%' as the general rule for consideration of origins of
products. They also agreed on the Product Specific Rules (PSR) for another 200
items.
The Framework Agreement also specifies tariff reduction under EHS of 82
items of goods, embracing products of interest of the two countries, such as
fruits (apple, durian, mango), processed food products, gems and jewelry, iron
and steel products, automobile parts, electronic goods and electrical
appliances, etc.
Example of the course Thailand - India Free Trade Agreement
FTA / CECA:
Related Foreign Trade Courses and
masters: Master Business in Asia - Master in Emerging Markets
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- Master International Business for
Thai Students
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EENI In Hindi: मास्टर विदेश पार
EENI International Business
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