Britain Has Signed Trade Agreements And Mutual Authentication Agreements With Non EU Countries.

According to the update of GOV.UK (2019) in July 18th, in order to alleviate the trade impact brought about by the European Union, Britain seeks to sign a continuous trade agreement with non EU countries. The countries currently signed have covered 64% of the EU trade agreement.

The signed trade agreement (Signed trade agreements) is as follows:

(a) UK-Andean countries trade agreement covers Columbia, Ecuador and Peru.

(two) CARIFORUM-UK Eco Nomic partnership agreement covers Antigua and Barbuda, the Federation of Bahamas, Babado J, Belize, Dominica Federation, Dominica Republic, Grenada, Guyana Republic, Jamaica, St. Chris, Dover and Saint Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Nevin Nevin, Republic of Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago.

(three) UK-Central America association agreement covers Costa Rica, Salvatore, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama.

(four) UK-Chile association agreement covers Chile.

(five) ESA-UK Eco Nomic partnership agreement (EPA) covers Madagascar, formis, Seychelles and Zimbabwe.

(six) UK-Faroe Islands free trade agreement (FTA) covers the Faroe Islands.

(seven) Agreement on trade in goods between Iceland, Norway and the UK covers Iceland and Norway.

(eight) UK-Israel trade and partnership agreement covers Israel.

(nine) UK-Switzerland-Liechtenstein Trade Agreement covers Switzerland.

(ten) UK-Pacific Eco Nomic partnership agreement (EPA) covers Fiji and New Zealand Guinea, Papua.

(eleven) UK-Palestinian Authority political, trade and partnership agreement covers the Palestinian autonomous government.

(twelve) South Korea (agreed in principle and expected to sign shortly) covers South Korea.

(thirteen) UK-Switzerland trade agreement covers Switzerland.

(fourteen) the mutual authentication agreement signed by Signed mutual recognition agreementsUK-Australia Mutual Recognition Agreement covers Australia.

(fifteen) UK-New Zealand Mutual Recognition Agreement covers New Zealand.

(sixteen) UK-USA Mutual Recognition Agreement covers the United States.