SYRIA-EU
February 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
EU ministers and the European Parliament have been asked to approve a free trade deal negotiated between the EU and Syria, which would entail both parties phasing out over 12 years import duties on a wide range of their respective food exports.
EU ministers and the European Parliament have been asked to approve a free trade deal negotiated between the EU and Syria, which would entail both parties phasing out over 12 years import duties on a wide range of their respective food exports.
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