Free Trade Agreements
Mexico holds more free trade agreements than any other country in the world. Ordered by date, the free trade agreements in force are:
- 1994: North American Free Trade Agreement (Canada and the United States).
- 1995: G-3 Free Trade Agreement with Colombia and Venezuela.
- 1995: Free Trade Agreement with Bolivia.
- 1995: Free Trade Agreement with Costa Rica.
- 1998: Free Trade Agreement with Nicaragua.
- 1999: Free Trade Agreement with Chile.
- 2000: Free Trade Agreement with the European Union.
- 2000: Free Trade Agreement with Israel.
- 2001: Free Trade Agreement with the Northern Triangle (Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras).
- 2001: Free Trade Agreement with the European Free Trade Association (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland).
- 2004: Free Trade Agreement with Uruguay.
- 2005: Agreement for the Strengthening of the Economic Partnership with Japan.
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