The Arab Mediterranean Free Trade Agreement (FTA), or Agadir Agreement, was launched in May 2001 in Agadir (Morocco) by four Arab Mediterranean countries: Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco and Egypt.
Through the Agadir declaration, the four countries expressed their intention to establish a free trade zone between them.
The objectives of the Arab Mediterranean Free Trade Agreement (FTA) are:
The Agadir Agreement creates a free trade zone for 120 million consumers.
The Agadir Agreement forms part of the Euro-Mediterranean Association of the EU.
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