European Union-Canada Economic Agreement

1. Introduction to the European Union-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
2. Key features of EU-Canada Economic Agreement
3. Structure of the CETA Agreement
4. Advantages for exporters
5. Customs Duties elimination
6. Investment Court Systems
7. Foreign Trade and investment between EU countries and Canada
8. European Union-Canada Political Dialogue

Sample - EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement:

The Subject “European Union-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement” is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate: World Trade.

Languages: UE-Canada UE-Canada UE-Canadá.

The European Union-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA):

1. Facilitates product and service Exports
2. Eliminates 99% of customs duties (estimated savings: 400 million Euros per year)
3. 92% of the European agri-food products will enter duty-free in the Canadian market
4. Eliminate several existing Technical Barriers to Trade
5. Open markets to Investments
6. Encourages public procurement
7. Reinforces copyright

A Conformity assessment certificates (toys, electrical equipment...) will be accepted, which will mean significant savings for exporters.

Trade in Services  liberalization between Canada and EU countries should contribute to the GDP growth (50% for the EU and 45.5% for Canada). This liberalization does not affect the public services.

The European Union-Canada Global Economic and Trade Agreement will incorporate a new Investment Court Systems as well as the right of governments to regulate certain sectors (public health, security, consumer protection, etc.) for public purposes.

The European Parliament approved it on February 2017.

Canada and EU are members of Western Civilization:

1. European Economic Area
2. North American Economic Area