Andean Community (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru)

1. Introduction to the Andean Community
2. Economic Profile of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru
3. Trade in Goods, Services, and Investments
4. Transport in the Andean Region
5. Andean Integration System
   1. Andean Customs Union
   2. Free Trade Area of the Andean Community
   3. Common Market of the Andean Community
   4. NANDINA Nomenclature
   5. Common External Tariff (ARIAN)
6. Andean Community: Productive and commercial development

Andean Community common foreign policy.

1. Relationships with MERCOSUR, the United States, China, India, and Russia
2. Andean Community Trade Agreements
   1. Trade Agreement between Colombia, Peru, and the European Union
   2. MERCOSUR (Associated)
      1. Andean Community-MERCOSUR
   3. Andean Community-Chile Agreement
   4. Andean Community-Mexico Agreement
   5. Andean Community-Panama Agreement
   6. Andean Community-India Agreement
   7. Andean Community-China Agreement
   8. European Union-Andean Community
   9. Andean Community-Russia
3. Andean Development Corporation

The educational aims of the Subject “Andean Community” are to:

1. Understand the purposes and functions of the Andean Community
2. Assess the benefits for the members of the Andean Community and cooperation areas
3. Know the economic profile of the Andean Countries
4. Research the economic integration process (Free Trade Area and customs union) and Foreign Trade among the member countries of the Andean Community
5. Analyze the Andean Integration System and the Andean Community Customs
6. Explore international relations of the Andean Community (Trade Agreements)
7. Know the role of the Andean Development Corporation

The Subject “Andean Community” is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate in World Trade.

Languages: or Comunidad Andina Comunidade Andina Communaute Andine.

1. Subject Credits “Andean Community”: 3

1. The Associated countries of the Andean Community are Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay
2. The observer countries of the Andean Community are Spain, and Morocco

The bodies and institutions of the Andean Community form the Andean Integration System.

The objectives of the Andean Community are to:

1. Promote a balanced and harmonious development under right circumstances through Foreign Trade integration and economic and social cooperation between the member economies
2. Boost economic growth and job creation
3. Facilitate their participation in the regional integration process
4. Reduce the external vulnerability of the member countries
5. Reinforce the subregional solidarity
6. Seek continuing improvement of Standard of living of people

The Andean region is located in South America (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru).

1. Total population: 103 million people
2. Area: 4,700,000 km²
3. GDP: 407,000 million dollars

The Andean Integration System is a set of bodies and institutions forming part of the Andean Community, intended to allow for an efficient coordination between them to maximize the Andean subregional integration, promoting their external projection and strengthen the actions related to he integration process.

Andean Community Trade Agreements.

Andean Community Agreements in America: MERCOSUR (ACE), Chile, Mexico, and Panama.

The Andean Development Corporation is a multilateral financial institution that encourages the sustainable development of its shareholder countries and regional integration. While its main shareholders are Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela.

Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, and Uruguay, as well as fifteen private banks in the region, are also shareholders.

The Andean Community belongs to the Hispanic American Economic Area.