Mexico-Chile Free Trade Agreement

1. Introduction to the Free Trade Agreement between Mexico and Chile
2. Foreign Trade and investment Flows between Chile and Mexico

Sample - Mexico-Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

The Subject “Mexico-Chile Free Trade Agreement” is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Mexican Economy, Carlos Slim, Jalisco, Nuevo Leon, Chihuahua...

Languages: or México-Chile Mexique Mexico.

The Free Trade Agreement between Chile and Mexico entered into force in 1999.

The Mexico-Chile Free Trade Agreement covers all the topics related to International Trade and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).

The main objective of the Mexico-Chile Free Trade Agreement is to set up a Free Trade Area.

The purposes of the Free Trade Agreement between Chile and Mexico are the following:

1. To promote Foreign Trade growth and diversification between Chile and Mexico
2. To eliminate Technical Barriers to Trade and facilitate the movement of products and services in the Free Trade Area
3. To promote a fair competition conditions in the Free Trade Area
4. To increase substantially Foreign Direct Investment opportunities
5. To protect Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
6. To establish efficient procedures for the application and observance of the Mexico-Chile Free Trade Agreement, for its joint administration and dispute settlement

Under the Chile-Mexico Free Trade Agreement, all export products are duty free; except 94 items that are subject to the general import regime in Mexico, and must pay the appropriate fee (58 are for food products).

Chile and Mexico are members of APEC and belongs to the Hispanic American Economic Area.