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JAKARTA: The Asean ministers sealed an agreement on the implementation of entry into force (EIF) Asean Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA), in which the transition period for the usage of Certification of Origin CEPT Form D to Certificate of Origin ATIGA Form D is settled for 180 days (6 months) since EIF ATIGA effective on 17 May 2010.
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Asean agrees on EIF ATIGA implementation
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According to the Ministry of Commerce, China’s non-financial investment in ASEAN was estimated at $1.2 billion and ASEAN’s investment in China was $3.1 billion in the first half of this year. Comments are closed …
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ASEAN WORRIES OF TRADE DEFICIT WITH CHINA | SME China Hong Kong
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ASEAN members are prodding the Philippines to ease limits on foreign investments to take advantage of increased inflows into the region this year, a senior trade official said.
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ASEAN peers prod RP on ownership restrictions
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The China-Asean Free Trade Area (Cafta) went into broad effect on Jan 1 this year. Under Cafta, a zero-tariff rate is applied to 91.5% of goods from 10 Asean member countries and the average tariff was reduced by China from 9.8% to 0.1%. The six original Asean members have also imposed a zero
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THE CHINA-ASEAN FREE TRADE AREA: A WIN-WIN RESULT
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The Philippines didnt need the deadliest attack on foreign tourists to expose the flaws in its security forces: the police write about them on their own website.
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Manila Tourist Killings Broadcast Failings Laid Out By Police
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The Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau has proposed three provinces bid to host the World Expo event in 2020. Cabinet will finalize the picks, while.
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News of the Thai Network of ASEAN | China Tourism | China Tourism …
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Philippine stocks fell, sending the benchmark index to its biggest loss in eleven weeks, after a bus siege in Manila ended with the deaths of at least eight tourists from Hong Kong.
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Philippine Stocks Fall Most in 11 Weeks After Tourists Killed
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang criticized the Philippine governments handling of a bus siege that left at least eight tourists from the city dead in a Manila shootout.
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Hong Kong Leader Criticizes Handling of Deadly Manila Standoff
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