Free trade agreements of Mexico - Free trade agreements of Nicaragua
Course summary - Free trade agreement Mexico - Nicaragua:
The United Mexican States - Nicaragua Free trade agreement entered into force
in 1998.
The main objective of the Free trade agreement
Mexico - Nicaragua is to establish a free trade zone
The objectives of the Free trade agreement between Nicaragua and Mexico
are to:
- promote the growth of bilateral trade between Mexico and
Nicaragua;
- eliminate
barriers to International trade, and facilitate the
movement of export products
(exports and imports);
- provide fair conditions of competition affecting trade between
Nicaragua and Mexico;
- increase substantially Foreign direct investment (FDI) opportunities;
- provide adequate and efficient protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights
(IPR);
- set up a framework for further cooperation between Nicaragua and Mexico; and
- Create efficient procedures for the implementation and application of, and accordance with the
Free trade agreement Mexico - Nicaragua, and for the
resolution of disputes.
International trade between the United Mexican States and Nicaragua in 2010: 388.4 million USD
(growth of 29.3% compared to 2009).
Example of the course Free trade agreement Mexico - Nicaragua:
Main subjects covered by the Free trade agreement United Mexican States - Nicaragua
- Access for export products
- Tariff
- Schedules
- Agricultural Sector
- Sanitary and phytosanitary measures
- Rules and Certificate of Origin
- Customs Procedures
- Safeguarding
- Unfair trade Practices
- External trade in services
- Telecommunications
- Temporary Entry of Business Persons
- Financial Services
.
