Georgia-China Free Trade Agreement
The “Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Georgia and the Government of People’s Republic of China” was signed in Beijing on 13 May 2017. The Agreement enter into force from 1 January 2018.
It should be noted that Georgia is the first country in the region having signed a free trade agreement with China.
Free Trade Agreement allows the goods and services originating in Georgia to enter to the world’s biggest 1.4 billion consumer market. The Georgian entrepreneurs have an opportunity to export the 94% of commodities on Chinese market with zero import tariffs.
Georgia – People’s Republic of China’s Free Trade Agreement body text
CHINA’S SCHEDULE OF SPECIFC COMMITMENTS ON SERVICES
GEORGIA’S SCHEDULE OF SPECIFC COMMITMENTS ON SERVICES
SCHEDULES IN RELATION TO ARTICLE 2.4 (ELIMINATION OF CUSTOMS DUTIES)
Schedule of the People’s Republic of China
Schedule of Georgia (Section A)
Schedule of Georgia (Section B)
- SERVICES
- Inventory of Licenses and Permits
- Tourism
- Communication, Information and Modern Technologies
- National Quality Infrastructure
- ECONOMIC POLICY
- SME Development Strategy of Georgia
- Foreign Trade
- Energy
- Transport
- Communications, Information and Modern Technologies
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