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Free trade agreements of the European Union

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Overview of free trade agreements in the European Union
This article is about agreements with customs tariffs reductions. For all trade agreement, seeTrade agreements of the European Union.
This article is about agreements on free trade. For EU agreements with investment provisions, seeInternational Investment Agreements of the European Union. For economic relations, seeThird-country economic relationships with the European Union. For economic agreements, seeEconomic Partnership Agreements. For political relations, seeForeign relations of the European Union.
See also:European Union Customs Union

EU Free trade agreements
  European Union
  Agreement in force
  Agreement provisionally applied

TheEuropean Union has concludedfree trade agreements (FTAs)[1].The European Union negotiates free trade deals on behalf of all of its member states, as the member states have granted the EU an "exclusive competence" to conclude trade agreements. Even so, member states' governments control every step of the process (via theCouncil of the European Union, whose members are nationalministers from each national government):

  • Before negotiations start, member states' governments (via the Council of Ministers) approve the negotiating mandate;
  • During negotiations, member states' governments are regularly briefed on the progress of negotiations and can update the negotiations mandate or suspend negotiations;
  • Upon conclusion of negotiations, member states' governments decide whether the agreement should be signed;
  • After approval from theEuropean Parliament and (in case the agreement covers areas other than trade such as investment protection) upon ratification in each member state parliament, member states' governments decide whether the agreement should be concluded and enter into effect.

The list below only includes countries that have an FTA with the European Union according to theWTO.[1]

Free trade agreements in force

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StateNo of jurisdictions represented[a]SignedProvisional
application		In force sinceNotesRelations
 Albania120062006[b]2009[2]SAANegotiating for EU accession
 Algeria120022005[3]Euro-mediterraneanAA
Andean Community
 Colombia
 Ecuador
 Peru		32012[4]2013, 20172024[5][6]FTA[7][8]
 Andorra119901991[9]Customs unionAndorra–EU relations
 Bosnia and Herzegovina120082008[b]2015[10]SAACandidate for EU accession
Central America
 Costa Rica
 Guatemala
 Honduras
 Nicaragua
 Panama
 El Salvador		6201220132024[11]AACentral America–European Union Association Agreement
 Chile12002, 20232003, 20242005[12] 2025[13]AA,[14] Interim & Updated EU-Chile AA
 Egypt120012004[15]Euro-mediterraneanAA
 Faroe Islands119961997[16]Autonomous entity ofDenmarkFaroe Islands-EU relations
 Georgia1201420142016[17]AA inclDCFTAGeorgia–EU relations andCandidate for EU accession
 Iceland119921994[18]EEAIceland–EU relations
 Israel119951996[b][19]2000[20]Euro-MediterraneanAAIsrael–EU relations
 Japan12018[21]2019[22]Economic Partnership Agreement[23]Japan-EU relations
 Jordan119972002[24]Euro-MediterraneanAAJordan–EU relations
 Kenya120232024[25]Economic Partnership Agreement
 Lebanon120022006[26]Euro-MediterraneanAALebanon–EU relations
 Liechtenstein119921995[18]EEALiechtenstein–EU relations
 Mexico119972000[27]FTA[28][29]Mexico–EU relations
 Moldova1201420142016[30]Moldova–European Union Association Agreement inclEuropean Union–Moldova Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade AreaMoldova–EU relations andNegotiating for EU accession
 Montenegro120072008[b]2010[31]SAANegotiating for EU accession
 Morocco119962000[32]Euro-MediterraneanAAMorocco–EU relations
 New Zealand120232024[33]FTANew Zealand–EU relations
 North Macedonia120012001[b]2004[34]SAANegotiating for EU accession
 Norway119921994[18]EEANorway–EU relations
 EU'sOverseas Countries and Territories1320012001[35][36]Association of the OCTs with the EU
 Palestinian Authority119971997[37]Euro-MediterraneanAAPalestine–EU relations
 San Marino119911992[c]2002[38]Customs unionSan Marino–EU relations
 Serbia120082010[b]2013[39]SAANegotiating for EU accession
 Singapore12018[40]2019[41]FTA[42]
 South Africa119992000[43]2004[44]ATDC[d]South Africa–EU relations
 South Korea1201020112015[45]FTA[46]South Korea–EU relations
  Switzerland119721973[47]Trade agreementSwitzerland–EU relations
 Syria119771977Cooperation agreement (partially suspended in 2011)[48]Syria–EU relations
 Tunisia119951998[49]Euro-MediterraneanAA
 Turkey11995[e]1995[50]Customs unionTurkey–EU relations
 Ukraine1201420162017[51][52]Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement inclDCFTAUkraine–EU relations andNegotiating for EU accession
 United Kingdom[f]120202021[53]2021[54]Trade and Cooperation AgreementUnited Kingdom–EU relations
 Vietnam120192020[55]EVFTA[56]Vietnam–EU relations

Free trade agreements provisionally applied

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StateSignedProvisional
Application		RatificationNotesRelations
 Cameroon20092014
21 / 30
[57]		Interim agreement with a view to anEPA
 Canada20162017[58]
18 / 30
[59]		Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement[60]
CARIFORUM States
 Antigua and Barbuda
 Bahamas
 Barbados
 Belize
 Dominica
 Dominican Republic
 Grenada
 Guyana
 Haiti
 Jamaica
 Saint Kitts and Nevis
 Saint Lucia
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
 Suriname
 Trinidad and Tobago		20082008
37 / 44
[61]		EPA - Croatia acceded to the agreement on 28 November 2017
 Côte d'Ivoire20092016
24 / 30
[62]		Stepping StoneEPA
Eastern andSouthern Africa States
 Comoros
 Madagascar
 Mauritius
 Seychelles
 Zimbabwe		20092012, 2019
5 / 35
[63]		Interim Agreement for establishing a framework for anEPA
 Ghana20162016[64]
11 / 30
[64]		Stepping StoneEPA
Pacific States
 Fiji
 Papua New Guinea
 Samoa
 Solomon Islands		20092009, 2014, 2018, 2020
4 / 5
[65]		Interim Partnership Agreement
South African Development Community (SADC) members
 Botswana
 Lesotho
 Mozambique
 Namibia
 South Africa
 Eswatini		20162016
20 / 35
[66]		Economic Partnership Agreement

Competence

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The European Court of Justice has held that investor-statearbitration provisions (including a dedicated tribunal planned by some free trade agreements) falls under competency shared between European Union and its member states and that for this reason, the ratification of such mixed agreements[67] should be approved by the EU as well as by each of the union's member states.[68] This court decision has resulted in a new architecture of external trade negotiations which will have two components:[69]

  • a free trade agreement - related exclusively to trade matters - which can be adopted at the EU level;
  • an investment agreement - containing investment, arbitration and other non-trade provisions - which needs to be ratified by the member states as well.

Impact to consumers

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One study found that the trade agreements that the EU implemented over the period 1993-2013 have, on average, increased the quality of imported goods by 7% and therefore "lowered quality-adjusted prices by close to 7%," without having much of an impact on the non-adjusted price.[70]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Excluding the EU and its member states
  2. ^abcdefEntry into force of Interim Agreement
  3. ^Interim Agreement
  4. ^Agreement on Trade, Development and Cooperation
  5. ^Decision of the EC-Turkey Association Council
  6. ^Includes Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man with regards to trade in goods and fisheries. For Northern Ireland, a more comprehensive arrangement is in place with regards to trade in goods based on the Withdrawal Agreement.

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