The German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. (GPCCI) on Tuesday lauded the resumption of free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations between the European Union and the Philippines.
The German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. on Tuesday lauded the resumption of free trade agreement negotiations between the European Union and the Philippines.
"The exploratory FTA talks between the Philippines and the EU began in 2013, while the launching of negotiations was announced in December 2015.The first FTA negotiations were held in Brussels, Belgium in 2016, followed by a second round of negotiations in Cebu, Philippines in 2017. The FTA talks have been idle since.
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