China, South Korea and Japan are holding a meeting to discuss terms of reference for joint research into a free-trade pact. This from China’s Xinhua News Agency citing South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
China, South Korea, and Japan decided at a summit on Oct. 10 to terminate private studies on a trilateral free-trade pact and to push for joint research at an administrative level.
China, South Korea, and Japan decided at a summit on Oct. 10 to terminate private studies on a trilateral free-trade pact and to push for joint research at an administrative level.
Online WSJ.com reported that according to the South Korean ministry studies into the trilateral free-trade pact started in 2003.