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India-Chile Preferential Trading Agreement

(India-Chile PTA)

26 August 2019: New Delhi, India

Sources:

Chile and India sign terms of reference to deepen trade agreement
16 October 2020: Chile and India agree to quickly advance in the deepening of their trade agreement during first meeting of their High-Level Joint Commission. http://www.sice.oas.org/tpd/chl_ind/CHL_IND_e.ASP

Signed and In Effect
Notified to the WTO

Enabling Clause

Members

Chile
India

Relevant Dates

Signed and In Effect
2007-09-11
Signed but not yet In Effect
2006-03-08
(FA) signed
2005-01-20
Notified to the WTO
Enabling Clause 2009-01-13

Official Summary

Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) with Chile

Government of India - Department of Commerce

Updates

Upgrade

FTA Upgrade/Expansion: Proposed/Framework of Agreement signed

Proposed/under consultation and study: 26 Aug 2019

Expansion

Expansion of India-Chile Preferential Trade Agreement

Government of India - Department of Commerce

Signed and in effect: 16 May 2017

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