Thursday, April 28, 2011

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Presidents of Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru signed agreement for the implementation of the "Pacific Partnership"


The presidents of Peru, Alan Garcia, of Chile, Sebastián Piñera, of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos, and Mexico, Felipe Calderon, at the Government Palace signed the Declaration of Lima ", which aims to link the four countries in the work of achieving a deeper integration.

Immediately, the four heads of state took part in the offer style photo, after which they were dismissed for honors by President Garcia in the main gate of Government House.

Agreements

Among the main points that includes the Declaration of Lima, it is contemplated establish the Pacific Alliance for the formation of an area of \u200b\u200bdeep integration within the Latin American Pacific Rim.

This should encourage regional integration and greater growth, development and competitiveness of our economies.

To this end, expressed a strong commitment to move progressively towards the goal of achieving free movement of goods, services, capital and people.

The first stage will be prioritized in the following jobs areas: movement of business persons and facilitating the migratory flows, including police cooperation, trade and integration.

Includes trade facilitation and customs cooperation, services and capital, including the ability to integrate stock exchanges, and cooperation and dispute settlement mechanisms, and create groups for each technical of these areas;

also provides a draft Framework Agreement on the basis of approval for the existing free trade agreements, which must be submitted for consideration by the President in December 2011.

parallel processes boosts physical and electrical interconnection, through working groups existing bilateral and subregional, which are open to countries willing to join that effort.

Add to prepare a proposal for planning and external relations with other bodies or regional groups, particularly in the Asia Pacific.

Heads of State, add text, will meet in Mexico in December 2011 in order to assess progress in implementing these mandates.

Panama participate as observers in future negotiations with a view to fully incorporate after the conclusion of trade agreements with member countries of the Pacific Alliance.

transcendental Agreement

Previously dignitaries held a working meeting in which they stressed the importance of signing the Agreement of the Pacific, which agreed to call "historic step" for true integration in Latin America.

During the meeting held by the heads of state at the Government Palace, President Garcia Perez said that the Summit in Lima, where he will sign the Pacific Agreement is a "historic step" to take advantage the opportunities of integration.

"What we're starting here, although we are not in the government later, will mean a decisive step towards true integration that all have dreamed. It is a decisive and historic step. "

addition, the Peruvian president, said he was confident that this integration between the four countries is not" romantic or poetic, but realistic at this juncture.

For his part, President of Chile, Sebastián Piñera, stressed the importance of the Pacific Agreement for the development of the signatory countries, and stressed that while the signing of this instrument seems a small step , is a "big step" in efforts to achieve development.

also the president of Mexico, Felipe Calderón, agreed with his colleagues, noting that the agreement is important in economic terms, but also stressed that this is an agreement between countries that believe in democracy and freedom.

In turn, the president of Colombia, Juan Manuel Santos, said the worldwide trend is toward integration, as when countries are more likely to bind successfully achieve its objectives commercial.

presidents Mexico, Chile and Colombia also met with presidential presidential candidate Ollanta Humala Keiko Fujimori.

Before the workshop the visiting leaders shared a luncheon in his honor offered the Peruvian head of state in the Governor's Palace residence.

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