European Union-MERCOSUR Agreement FTA

1. Introduction to the EU-MERCOSUR Interregional Cooperation Framework Agreement
2. EU-MERCOSUR Bilateral cooperation framework agreements
3. International Trade Relations between the EU and the MERCOSUR
4. EU-MERCOSUR Agreement

Sample - EU-MERCOSUR Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

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

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Doctorate: World Trade.

Languages: or UE-MERCOSUR UE-MERCOSUR MERCOSUL-UE.

In 1995 the EU began free trade negotiations with the MERCOSUR (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay). Negotiations were adjourned in 2004.

The EU decided to re-launch the negotiations with the MERCOSUR in 2010.

Status: In force.

Foreign Trade EU-MERCOSUR

1. Foreign trade between the EU and the MERCOSUR represents nearly as much as the EU trade with the rest of the Hispanic American Markets
2. The EU was the first largest trading partner of the MERCOSUR (21% of the total trade of the MERCOSUR)
3. The MERCOSUR ranks eighth among the EU trade partners (2.7% of total International Trade of the EU)
4. The EU is the first market of the MERCOSUR for agricultural exports (20% of the total EU's agricultural imports)
5. Top European Union exports to the MERCOSUR are industrial products (including the machinery), transport equipment and chemicals products

Foreign Trade in products (Euros):

1. The EU exported goods to the MERCOSUR: 27.2 billion
2. The EU imported products from the MERCOSUR Region: 35.1 billion

Foreign direct investment (FDI).

1. The EU is the largest investor in the MERCOSUR
2. Foreign direct investment stock of the EU in the MERCOSUR Region: 167.2 billion Euros

MERCOSUR Trade Agreements: India, Egypt, SADC, Andean Community, Mexico, Peru, Chile, ALADI...

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