Singapore-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement

1. Introduction to the New Zealand-Singapore Agreement
2. Closer Economic Partnership between New Zealand and Singapore
3. Foreign Trade in Goods, Services, and Investment between New Zealand and Singapore
4. Benefits to Exporters
5. Rules of Origin

Sample - New Zealand-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

The Subject “Singapore-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA)” belongs to the following Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate: World Trade.

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Languages: or Singapur-Nueva Zelanda Nouvelle-Zelande.

Singapore-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement.

The Singapore-New Zealand FTA entry into force in 2001.

The objectives of the New Zealand-Singapore Free Trade Agreement are:

1. To strength the bilateral relationships and trade between New Zealand and Singapore through the establishment of a closer economic partnership
2. To liberalize the foreign trade in products and services and improve the Foreign direct investment (FDI)
3. To support the liberalization process in the APEC and support the World Trade Organization (WTO)
4. To improve the efficiency and competitiveness of the export products and services sectors of New Zealand and Singapore and expand the foreign trade and foreign direct investment
5. To achieve the equitable treatment and protection to the bilateral investments between New Zealand and Singapore

The main benefits of the New Zealand-Singapore Free Trade Agreement are.

1. The FTA will eliminate all the import tariffs
2. The tested electrical and electronic equipment in Singapore will not require a second testing if exported to New Zealand
3. New Zealand and Singapore wish to liberalize many services sectors (professional services, financial services, and environmental services)

Foreign Trade New Zealand-Singapore.

1. Total trade between New Zealand and Singapore is increasing (NZD 2.8 billion)
2. Imports from Singapore to New Zealand: NZD 1.914 billion
3. Exports of New Zealand to Singapore: NZD 690 million
4. Singapore is a significant foreign direct investment source (FDI) in New Zealand

NOTE: See also the Trans-Pacific Partnership among Brunei, Chile, New Zealand, and Singapore.