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Talks On Taiwan-Nicaragua FTA Start In Taipei
20-Sep-2004    
Taipei, Sept. 20 (CNA) The first round of talks on a Taiwan-Nicaragua free trade agreement (FTA) started in Taipei Monday. Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) officials said that a 20-member Nicaraguan delegation is visiting Taipei to negotiate with its Taiwanese counterparts.
Japan-Mexico FTA (2004)
20-Sep-2004     Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs
India: BIPA with China?
20-Sep-2004     Financial Express
Notwithstanding border and other political problems and the low base, India's trade with China has increased phenomenally. A preliminary study has been done on a possible free trade agreement (FTA) with China.
Japan: Trade deal with Mexico culminates Latin America visit
20-Sep-2004     IPS
Mexico signed a free trade agreement Friday with Japan, reconfirming its world record in free trade accords -- which have failed, however, to bear the promised fruits.
Japan, Mexico ink landmark accord
20-Sep-2004     Asahi.com
After months of drawn-out negotiations, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi Friday signed an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Mexican President Vicente Fox.
Japan needs more FTAs
20-Sep-2004     Japan Today
In the face of the rapidly growing Chinese economy and a rising number of free trade agreements, Japan is scrambling to reinforce its flagging leadership status in Asia by accelerating FTA negotiations with regional trading partners.
Global trade: Creating a new mindset with FTAs
20-Sep-2004     STI
Although FTAs have both trade-creating and -diverting effects, overall they serve the objective of multilateral trade liberalisation.
Why the EU approach to regional trade negotiations with developing countries is bad for development
20-Sep-2004     CONCORD
Briefing Paper on the so-called EPA negotiations between EU and ACP countries within the framework of the Cotonou Agreement
US businessmen back Arroyo reform agenda
19-Sep-2004     inq7money.net
American businessmen have given the thumbs up to President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's move to undertake "painful" reforms in solving the fiscal crisis and a projected power crisis, Philippines-US Business Council chairman Ramon del Rosario Jr. said Thursday.
Colombia: 50,000 Indigenous People march for basic rights
19-Sep-2004     IPS
A tandem bicycle with a loudspeaker moves back and forth from one end of the massive indigenous protest march to the other, as the 50,000 demonstrators make their way along the Pan-American highway to the city of Cali in southwestern Colombia.