CAMBODIA/NEPAL
December 1st, 2002
BY KEITH NUTHALL
EU ministers have ordered that new textile trade agreements agreed last month between the European Commission and Cambodia and Nepal be provisionally implemented from January 1, pending formal ratification. All parties have agreed they should last until December 2004. They involve the removal of quotas that restrict the amount of clothing products that can be exported from these countries into the EU.
EU ministers have ordered that new textile trade agreements agreed last month between the European Commission and Cambodia and Nepal be provisionally implemented from January 1, pending formal ratification. All parties have agreed they should last until December 2004. They involve the removal of quotas that restrict the amount of clothing products that can be exported from these countries into the EU.
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