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Second ACP-EEC Convention signed at Lomé on 31 October 1979 and related documents

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TextPublication details: ACP-EEC Council of Ministers BrusselsBE 1980Description: 507 pSubject(s):

TRADE AGREEMENTS

Action note:

1/20/04 JOYD

Summary: States provisions which focus on trade cooperation; export earnings from commodities; mineral products; investments; industrial and agricultural cooperation. Identifies general provisions concerning the least developed, landlocked and island ACP states. Other provisions relate to payments and capital movements; establishment and services. Identifies the Institutions of the Convention and concludes with general and final provisions. Includes protocols and joint declarations on the various articles.

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States provisions which focus on trade cooperation; export earnings from commodities; mineral products; investments; industrial and agricultural cooperation. Identifies general provisions concerning the least developed, landlocked and island ACP states. Other provisions relate to payments and capital movements; establishment and services. Identifies the Institutions of the Convention and concludes with general and final provisions. Includes protocols and joint declarations on the various articles.

1/20/04 JOYD

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