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Scoop Full Coverage: NZ At ASEAN 2004
NZ Concludes Closer Economic
Partnership With Thailand… -
Prime
Ministers Thaksin Shinawatra of Thailand and Helen Clark of
New Zealand today announced the successful conclusion of
negotiations on a Closer Economic Partnership (CEP)
Agreement between their two countries. See... NZ/Thailand Closer Economic Partnership Agreement
MORE:
- CEP negotiations with Thailand concluded
- Key outcomes for NZ from Thai CEP
- NZ/Thai CEP - Information Bulletin
- Backgrounder: NZ/Thai Closer Economic Partnership
REACTION:
- Fonterra - Fonterra Applauds CEP Partnership With Thailand
-
National - Free trade deal good but misses Apec goals
- Greens
- From human rights campaigner to free trade zealot - TLN
- NZ/Thai TA sends liberalizing signal to the world!
- Wool NZ - New Zealand-Thailand Closer Economic Partnership
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Vegfed - NZ/Thai CEP delivers results horticulture industry
- Forest Industry Council - Wood Sector Welcomes Free Trade Announcement
… And
Announces Negotiations With ASEAN - New Zealand,
Australia, and the Association of South East Asian Nations
(ASEAN) are to launch negotiations towards a Free Trade
Agreement, Prime Minister Helen Clark announced today.
See... NZ, Australia, ASEAN launch free trade talks
MORE:
- Govt. - New Zealand to build links with ASEAN countries
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Govt. - ASEAN Summit significant for New Zealand
- Fonterra
- Fonterra Welcomes ASEAN FTA Negotiations
- ASEAN -
ASEAN: Joint Declaration Of The
Leaders
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