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EU wants to negotiate FTA with Vietnam
27/11/2009 12:00
Bridge – The European Union (EU) wants to officially negotiate with Vietnam about a free trade area (FTA) agreement, said Rupert Schlegelmilch, the European Commission’s Head of the EU-ASEAN, South Korea and India Trade Relations Unit.
After failure in FTA negotiation with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in the last over one years, Schlegelmilch said that the EU wants to seek another approach before the Vietnam-EC Joint Committee’s meeting on November 26-27 in Hanoi.
According to him, the EU wants to promote bilateral negotiations with each state member of ASEAN. Vietnam is among the first countries that the EU wants to negotiate with.
Schlegelmilch said Bilateral FTA would be an effective mechanism to diminish trade barriers between the two sides.
Asking him whether the EU will extend its anti-dumping tariffs on Vietnam’s leather-capped shoes, he said the EU’s anti-dumping tax doesn’t exceed 10 percent.
He said that the EU would also discuss the market economic status for Vietnam, check and find solutions for barriers for trade relations between the two sides, review Vietnam’s implementation of WTO commitments related to intellectual property, copyright, faked goods and tax reduction roadmap for imported wine.
After failure in FTA negotiation with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in the last over one years, Schlegelmilch said that the EU wants to seek another approach before the Vietnam-EC Joint Committee’s meeting on November 26-27 in Hanoi.
According to him, the EU wants to promote bilateral negotiations with each state member of ASEAN. Vietnam is among the first countries that the EU wants to negotiate with.
Schlegelmilch said Bilateral FTA would be an effective mechanism to diminish trade barriers between the two sides.
Asking him whether the EU will extend its anti-dumping tariffs on Vietnam’s leather-capped shoes, he said the EU’s anti-dumping tax doesn’t exceed 10 percent.
He said that the EU would also discuss the market economic status for Vietnam, check and find solutions for barriers for trade relations between the two sides, review Vietnam’s implementation of WTO commitments related to intellectual property, copyright, faked goods and tax reduction roadmap for imported wine.
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17:46' 26/11/2009 (GMT+7)
Source: english.vietnamnet.vn
17:46' 26/11/2009 (GMT+7)
Source: english.vietnamnet.vn
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