European Union-Ivory Coast Agreement

1. Introduction to the European Union-Ivory Coast Free Trade Agreement
2. International Trade between the EU and Ivory Coast

The Subject “European Union-Ivory Coast Free Trade Agreement” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate in African Business, World Trade.

Courses: Business in West Africa, International Relations of Africa, EU International Relations.

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade, Business in Africa.

EENI Partnerships with Educational Institutions

Masters adapted for EU Students.

Languages: UE-Costa de Marfil UE-Cote d'Ivoire Costa do Marfim.

The EU-Ivory Coast Free Trade Agreement should allow the international trade continuation between the EU and Ivory Coast (West Africa) in anticipation of an Economic Partnership Agreement.

1. EU-Ivory Coast Free Trade Agreement (FTA) provides an improved access to the European Countries, while the Republic of Ivory Coast had almost full access to the EU's market
2. The EU is the second supplier of the Republic of Ivory Coast (30% of Ivorian imports)
3. The EU exports to the Republic of Ivory Coast are mainly machinery, vehicles, chemicals, and agricultural products
4. EU-Ivory Coast Free Trade Agreement contains a reciprocal MFN clause (most-favoured-nation) in the case of a possible negotiation of a free trade agreement with a third country
5. EU-Ivory Coast Free Trade Agreement (FTA) contains Safeguard Measures to protect the agricultural sector

More information about Ivory Coast (EENI African Business Portal).

1. Yamoussoukro
2. Abidjan
3. Man
4. San-Pédro
5. Bouaké

EU Trade Agreements

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