EFTA/ALGERIA: CO-OPERATION PACT SIGNED.(European Free Trade Association )(Brief Article)

From: European Report | Date: December 14, 2002 | Copyright information

The four-nation European Free Trade Association (EFTA) signed on December 12 a Joint Declaration of Co-operation with Algeria, which could lead to negotiations on a Free Trade Agreement. At its Ministerial meeting in Interlaken in Switzerland, EFTA's members - Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland - signed the pact with Algerian Minister of Commerce Noureddine Boukrouh. The aim of the declaration is to deepen and extend co-operation, and examine means and ways of expanding...

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