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Nicaragua and China Launch Free Trade Agreement, Opening New Economic Horizons

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January 2, 2024
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Nicaragua and China Launch Free Trade Agreement, Opening New Economic Horizons
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In a significant development, Nicaragua and China officially commenced trading under a newly established free trade agreement on Monday. The bilateral pact marks a milestone in diplomatic relations, enabling Nicaragua to export approximately 71% of its products into the expansive Chinese market without facing tariffs. The deal covers a diverse range of goods, including meat, seafood, agricultural products, and non-food items like leather and automobile parts.

Key Points:

Product Inclusions and Exclusions:

The agreement facilitates the export of Nicaraguan meat and seafood, comprising fish, shrimp, lobsters, sea cucumbers, as well as sugar, peanuts, and rum.
Non-food items covered include leather, charcoal, wood, and automobile parts.
The exclusion of certain Chinese goods safeguards Nicaraguan industries, ensuring that critical sectors like meat and its by-products, coffee, rice, and sugar remain unaffected.
Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega’s Perspective:

President Daniel Ortega, who has led Nicaragua for the past 17 years, hailed the free trade agreement as the “best Christmas present” during a speech on Dec. 22.
He emphasized the positive nature of the agreement, stating that China is a partner in cooperation and development, not an adversary.
Ortega expressed confidence that the pact would bring economic and social benefits, new investments, job creation, and technology transfer from China to Nicaragua.
Diplomatic Shift and Relations with China:

Nicaragua terminated diplomatic relations with Taiwan at the end of 2021, signaling a shift towards strengthening ties with China.
The free trade agreement reflects the growing economic collaboration between the two nations, opening up new avenues for trade and cooperation.

The initiation of the free trade agreement between Nicaragua and China marks a crucial step in fostering economic collaboration. As Nicaragua gains increased access to the vast Chinese market, the agreement is expected to generate positive economic outcomes, enhance technological exchange, and create new opportunities for investment and employment. The development underlines the evolving dynamics of global trade and the strategic partnerships that countries forge to stimulate growth and development.

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