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US-Vietnam FTA
30-Mar-2004    
US-Taiwan FTA would have limited impact
30-Mar-2004     U.S.-Taiwan Free Trade Agreement Would Have Limited Impact
A report released October 21 by the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) concludes that a free trade arrangement between the United States and Taiwan would likely have a "very small" impact on the overall U.S. economy, but trade flows for certain trade sectors would probably "increase substantially."
US-Czech BIT (2004)
30-Mar-2004     Trade Compliance Center
New Zealand-Singapore FTA (2000)
30-Mar-2004    
US-Singapore FTA
30-Mar-2004    
US-Jordan FTA
30-Mar-2004    
Assessment of Morocco's Technical Assistance Needs in Negotiating and Implementing a Free Trade Agreement with the United States
30-Mar-2004    
The purpose of this USAID-funded Trade Capacity-Building (TCB) Needs Assessment is to identify Morocco's trade-related needs and prioritize among those needs as part of a technical assistance strategy to be considered by the Government of Morocco, USAID, other U.S. Government agencies, and other development donor organizations in Morocco.
Bilateral free trade costlier than WTO
29-Mar-2004     http://www.manilatimes.net/national/2003/dec/11/yehey/business/20031211bus5.html
The option of forging separate bilateral free-trade agreements (FTAs) with various countries could put the Philippines at a tighter disadvantage than it presently is under the World Trade Organization (WTO), government negotiators and economic experts admitted.
Costa Rica may derail US free trade plans
29-Mar-2004    
As befits a man whose very surnames are enough to conjure up images of Latin American radicalism, Fabio Chaves Castro is threatening to derail an ambitious plan to open up trade between the United States and the five small republics of Central America.
Trade agreements: Govt ups pressure to win new pacts
29-Mar-2004    
The government yesterday announced a proactive policy thrust to reach comprehensive free trade agreements with the United States of America, Japan and China.