Mexico-Japan Agreement

EENI- School of International Business

Sub-subject: Mexico-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement. Syllabus:

  1. Introduction to the Agreement for the Strengthening of the Economic Partnership between Mexico and Japan
  2. The Protocol Amending the Agreement
  3. Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Japan-Mexico
  4. Regional Value Content
  5. Certificate of Origin
  6. The Economic relationships between Mexico and Japan
  7. The Japanese Exports to Mexico
  8. Investments in Mexico by Japanese companies
The sub-subject “Mexico-Japan Economic Agreement” is studied...
  1. Professional Master's Programs  (e-learning): America, Asia, Pacific, BRICS Countries-Mexico, International Business, and Economic Relations
  2. Doctorates: America, Asia
  3. Course: Mexico

Learning materials in English or Spanish México Japón French Japon.

Master in International Business for Japanese students

Sample of the Sub-subject: Mexico-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)
Japan-Mexico Economic Partnership Agreement

Description of the Sub-Subject: Mexico-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement

The United Mexican States-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) entered into force in 2005.

The objectives of the Mexico-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement are to:

  1. Liberalise and facilitate international trade in products and services between Mexico and Japan
  2. Increase foreign direct investment opportunities
  3. Improve opportunities for exporters to participate in Government procurement
  4. Promote the cooperation and coordination for the efficient enforcement of competition laws between Mexico and Japan
  5. Create efficient procedures for the implementation and operation of the Mexico-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement and the resolution of disputes
  6. Establish a framework for further bilateral cooperation

The Mexico-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement covers

  1. Bilateral trade in products
  2. National Treatment
  3. Elimination of Customs Duties
  4. Rules and certificate of origin
  5. Customs Procedures
  6. Foreign Trade facilitation
  7. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
  8. Cross-Border Trade in Services
  9. Financial services
  10. Government Procurement
  11. Dispute Settlement
  12. Payments transfers and restrictions to safeguard the balance of payments

Foreign Trade Mexico-Japan.

  1. The United Mexican States exports to Japan shows a new record, surpassing the 3.8 billion dollars exported in 2008.
  2. On October 2011, exports growth 10.4% over the same period of 2010.
  3. The exports of Mexico to Japan reached 3.3 billion dollars (an 18.9 % growth)
  4. Exports from Japan to the United Mexican States were 13.4 billion dollars
  5. The main sectors attracting foreign direct investments of Japan are automotive and auto parts, electronics, metallurgic, machinery, agribusiness, and information technology services

Mexico-Japan Agreement

Mexico belongs to the Latin American Economic Area of the Western Christian Civilisation and Japan to the Japanese civilisation.

Mexico's Free Trade Agreements (FTA).



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