Japan-Singapore Free Trade Agreement

Sub-subject: Japan-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Syllabus:

1. Introduction to the Japan-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
2. Review of the Agreement Singapore-Japan
3. New-Age Economic Partnership Agreement
4. Foreign Trade in Goods, Services, and Investment.
5. Rules of Origin.
6. 新たな時代における経済上の連携に関する日本国とシンガポール共和国との間の協定

Sample of the Sub-subject: Japan-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

Sub-Subject Description Japan-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

The Japan-Singapore Agreement for a New-Age Economic Partnership Agreement came into force in 2002.

The revised agreement between Japan and the Republic of Singapore for a New-Age Economic Partnership Agreement will result in improved market access for export products, rules of origin, financial services, customs procedures, and dispositions on competition.

The Japan-Singapore Free Trade Agreement covers

a) Liberalisation and Facilitation of trade between Japan and Singapore
- International Trade in products
- Rules and certificate of origin
- Customs Procedures
- Mutual Recognition Agreement
- International Trade in Services (Financial, Courier, and Telecoms Services)
- Foreign direct investment (FDI)
- Movement of Persons
- Government Procurement

b) Partnership and Cooperation between Japan and Singapore
- Customs Procedures
- Paperless Trade
- Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
- Competition Policy
- Financial Services
- Information and Communications Technology
- Science and Technology
- Human Capital Management
- Promotion of international trade and foreign direct investment
- Development of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
- Broadcasting
- Tourism.

The Japan-Singapore FTA operates within the Buddhist Civilisation.