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Chile
The Digital Economy Partnership Agreement between New Zealand, Singapore, and Chile will enter into force today.
Chile and the European Union could seal a deal on a modernised free-trade accord by April, Chile’s deputy trade minister said.
The two sides will hold discussions on five categories -- goods, intellectual property rights, trade promotion, anti-corruption and cooperation.
The Indonesian government is pursuing a series of trade deals with non-traditional partners in Africa, Latin America and the Middle East in an effort to navigate international trade during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Official sources said both sides are looking at firming up a bilateral investment protection treaty.
Chile's official recently visited South Korea, with the intention of resuming the negotiations to update the FTA between both countries that were interrupted by the pandemic.
The signing of the agreement was carried out virtually with the participation of the presidents and officials from the two countries' foreign ministries.
The agreement builds on rules facilitating commerce already in effect between Chile and Mercosur bloc nations Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.
Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Do Thang Hai on August 4 held a virtual meeting with Rodrigo Yanez Benitez, Under-Secretary for International Economic Relations at the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to boost economic and trade cooperation between the two countries.
New Zealand's government has today signed a digital trade agreement with Chile and Singapore.
