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Peru-European Free Trade Association (EFTA)
  Background and Negotiations
   

On 24 April 2006, in Geneva, Switzerland, Peru and the EFTA member states -- Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland -- signed a Declaration on Cooperation. The objectives of the Declaration are to enhance economic relations and to establish a framework ofr the expansion, diversification and liberalisation of trade and investment. The Declaration establishes a Joint Committee to review cooperation in areas referred to in the Declaration, to discuss areas of mutual interest and to formulate appropriate recommendations on cooperation.

On 4 June 2007, Peru and the EFTA States announced their decision to launch free trade negotiations. The second round of bilateral negotiations culminated on 31 August 2007. Peru and EFTA held the third round of negotiations in San Isidro on 6 November 2007.

Documents relating to the negotiations
06 November 2007

Third round of negotiations Spanish PDF new!

03 September 2007 Second round of negotiations PDF new!
04 June 2007

Peru and EFTA States launch free trade negotiationsPDF

24 April 2006 Declaration on Cooperation between the EFTA States and the Republic of PeruPDF
24 April 2006 EFTA and Peru sign Joint Declaration on CooperationPDF
Source:  EFTA Secretariat

  Related Articles and Studies
   
September 2006 EFTA Secretariat. Chronology of EFTA's Free Trade Agreements, Declarations of Co-operation and Exploratory TalksPDF

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Spanish version 
Recent Developments
  06 November 2007. III Round of Negotiations between Peru and EFTA new!
  03 September 2007. II Round of Negotiations between Peru and EFTAnew!

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