India-Chile Agreement

1. Introduction to the Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) between Chile and India
2. Key Advantages for exporters
3. Foreign Trade between India and Chile

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The India-Chile Preferential Trade Agreement came into force in 2007.

A Framework Agreement to promote the economic cooperation and the foreign trade between India and Chile was signed on 2005.

The objectives of the India-Chile Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) are to:

1. Promote the international trade growth  and the development of the economic relations between India and Chile
2. Provide a fair competition conditions for the Foreign Trade between India and Chile

The main result of the India-Chile Preferential Trade Agreement is that 98% of the Chilean exports and 91% of the Indian exports have an average tariff reduction (20%) since the entry into force of the agreement.

1. Chile lowered the tariffs on 296 export products from India, while India lowered the tariffs on 266 export products of Chile
2. Tariff Reduction is between 10% and 50%

The Free Trade Agreement between Chile and India is an inter-civilization agreement between

1. Latin American Economic Area (Western Civilization)
2. Hindu Economic Area

Indian Trade Agreements: Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, ASEAN, South Korea, EU, New Zealand, Africa-India, Mauritius, Canada, ...

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