INDIA-SINGAPORE COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT (CECA)Economic Cooperation Agreement • February 22nd, 2010
In response to a request from Singapore, the Government of India agreed to eliminate or reduce tariffs on a total of 539 products (at the 8-digit level) as an additional concession within the existing CECA. On December 20, 2007, the Governments of India and Singapore signed a Protocol to amend the CECA with the aim of expanding the tariff liberalization package within the Trade in Goods (TIG) chapter of the Agreement. Under the preexisting TIG provisions of the CECA, approximately 83% of the total value of Singapore’s exports to India fell under the list for tariff reduction or elimination. As a result of India’s additional tariff concessions, coverage has risen to approximately 93% of the total value of Singapore’s exports.
ECONOMIC COOPERATION AGREEMENT BETWEENEconomic Cooperation Agreement • February 3rd, 2021
This Agreement is within the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding on the Strategic Plan for Investment and Trade between the Government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the Government of the Republic of Paraguay signed on June 1st, 2001.
Economic Cooperation Agreement between the Netherlands and the USA (The Hague, 2 July 1948)Economic Cooperation Agreement • February 2nd, 2017
Caption: On 2 July 1948, in The Hague, the governments of the Netherlands and the United States sign an agreement concerning economic cooperation between the two countries in the framework of the Marshall Plan.
