SAFTA

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SAFTA is a regional free trade agreement among South Asian countries aimed at reducing tariffs and promoting economic integration within the SAARC region.


Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf free trade agreement
regional trade agreement
abbreviation SAFTA
administeredBy SAARC
aimsTo eliminate barriers to trade among SAARC countries
encourage investment in the SAARC region
enhance competitiveness of South Asian economies
associatedWith South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
basedOn SAARC framework
beneficiary SAARC member states
covers trade in goods
fullName South Asian Free Trade Area
geopoliticalScope SAARC region
hasLanguage English
hasMechanism dispute settlement procedures
rules of origin
safeguard measures
tariff liberalization programme
hasProvision reduction of non-tariff barriers
special and differential treatment for least developed countries
intendedEffect greater market access within South Asia
increase in regional trade volume
reduction of trade costs
legalForm multilateral treaty
member Afghanistan
Bangladesh
Bhutan
India
Maldives
Nepal
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
objective economic integration in South Asia
promotion of intra-regional trade
reduction of tariffs among member states
policyArea economic development
regional cooperation
trade liberalization
predecessor SAARC Preferential Trading Arrangement
region South Asia
relatedTo ASEAN Free Trade Area
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation Free Trade Area initiatives
World Trade Organization
sector international trade
regional economic integration
shortName SAFTA Agreement

Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
SAFTA
abbreviation
SAFTA ("South Asian Free Trade Area")
fullName
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
hasFreeTradeAgreement
South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation ("South Asian Free Trade Area")
SAFTAExpandedAs
SAFTA ("SAFTA Agreement")
shortName

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