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When is he going to uplorry? This CBkia is the one that kickstarts the CECA nonsense horror.
High Commissioner of India - CECA, 2005
The idea for establishing a CECA between India and Singapore first came up formally in a meeting between then Prime Minister of Singapore Mr. Goh Chok Tong and then Prime Minister of India Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Singapore on 8 April, 2002.
Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong with Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Singapore on 8th April, 2002A Joint Study Group (JSG) was established after this meeting between the Prime Ministers to study the benefits of a CECA. The Group was Co- Chaired by Mr. Lim Chin Beng, Member Public Services Commission, and Dr. Rakesh Mohan, the then Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. The JSG identified major areas of economic cooperation and recommended abroad outline for the comprehensive agreement.
Following the completion of the JSG report, a Declaration of Intent was signed on 8 April, 2003 by BG (NS) George Yeo, then Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, and Mr. Arun Jaitley, then Minister for Commerce and Industry, India. On 27th May 2003, the relevant ministries for the two governments began negotiations on the details of the agreement. After 13 rounds of formal negotiation, the two countries finally concluded the CECA.
India-Singapore CECA has been notified at the WTO on 3rd May 2007 under GATT Article XXIV and GATS Article V. The agreement provides for a review mechanism that allows both sides to update and improve the agreement to maintain its relevance to businesses.
India-Singapore CECA has been reviewed once and the first round of review was concluded on 1st October 2007. The key outcomes of the first review concluded in 2007. The issues addressed during the review included expansion of coverage of tariff concessions, implementation of MRAs, facilitation of movement of professionals, expanding market access to financial services, a "Special Scheme for Registration of Generic Medicinal Products" for India and furthering IPR cooperation.
At a Ministerial level meeting in New Delhi in 2008 the road map for the future, subsequent to the implementation of CECA kept the target to double India-Singapore trade to S$ 50 billion by 2012. This road map also visualised a joint study to examine the feasibility of funding of infrastructure development of projects in India including the feasibility of setting up of a fund in Singapore by the India-Infrastructure Finance Corporation. Another focus area identified at this meeting was to encourage more people flow by way of increasing two way flows of tourists, businessmen and professionals, setting up of educational institutions such as IIT by India in Singapore and Institute of Technical Education by Singapore in India.
Shri Anand Sharma, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, and Mr Lim Hng Kiang, Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, launched the 2nd Review of the India-Singapore Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA), on 11th May, 2010. The Ministers also reviewed India-Singapore bilateral trade and investment and agreed to further strengthen these linkages through continued support and facilitation to the industry and businesses.
Mr. Lim Hng Kiang (right), Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, and Mr. Anand Sharma, Minister of Commerce and Industry, on 11th May 2010 at New Delhi.
The India - Singapore CECA 2nd Review has been successfully concluded .
High Commissioner of India - CECA, 2005
The idea for establishing a CECA between India and Singapore first came up formally in a meeting between then Prime Minister of Singapore Mr. Goh Chok Tong and then Prime Minister of India Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Singapore on 8 April, 2002.
Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong with Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Singapore on 8th April, 2002
Following the completion of the JSG report, a Declaration of Intent was signed on 8 April, 2003 by BG (NS) George Yeo, then Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, and Mr. Arun Jaitley, then Minister for Commerce and Industry, India. On 27th May 2003, the relevant ministries for the two governments began negotiations on the details of the agreement. After 13 rounds of formal negotiation, the two countries finally concluded the CECA.
India-Singapore CECA has been notified at the WTO on 3rd May 2007 under GATT Article XXIV and GATS Article V. The agreement provides for a review mechanism that allows both sides to update and improve the agreement to maintain its relevance to businesses.
India-Singapore CECA has been reviewed once and the first round of review was concluded on 1st October 2007. The key outcomes of the first review concluded in 2007. The issues addressed during the review included expansion of coverage of tariff concessions, implementation of MRAs, facilitation of movement of professionals, expanding market access to financial services, a "Special Scheme for Registration of Generic Medicinal Products" for India and furthering IPR cooperation.
At a Ministerial level meeting in New Delhi in 2008 the road map for the future, subsequent to the implementation of CECA kept the target to double India-Singapore trade to S$ 50 billion by 2012. This road map also visualised a joint study to examine the feasibility of funding of infrastructure development of projects in India including the feasibility of setting up of a fund in Singapore by the India-Infrastructure Finance Corporation. Another focus area identified at this meeting was to encourage more people flow by way of increasing two way flows of tourists, businessmen and professionals, setting up of educational institutions such as IIT by India in Singapore and Institute of Technical Education by Singapore in India.
Shri Anand Sharma, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, and Mr Lim Hng Kiang, Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, launched the 2nd Review of the India-Singapore Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA), on 11th May, 2010. The Ministers also reviewed India-Singapore bilateral trade and investment and agreed to further strengthen these linkages through continued support and facilitation to the industry and businesses.
Mr. Lim Hng Kiang (right), Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, and Mr. Anand Sharma, Minister of Commerce and Industry, on 11th May 2010 at New Delhi.
The India - Singapore CECA 2nd Review has been successfully concluded .
61% agreed they are few good man and really 为囯为民的When is he going to uplorry? This CBkia is the one that kickstarts the CECA nonsense horror.
High Commissioner of India - CECA, 2005
The idea for establishing a CECA between India and Singapore first came up formally in a meeting between then Prime Minister of Singapore Mr. Goh Chok Tong and then Prime Minister of India Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Singapore on 8 April, 2002.
A Joint Study Group (JSG) was established after this meeting between the Prime Ministers to study the benefits of a CECA. The Group was Co- Chaired by Mr. Lim Chin Beng, Member Public Services Commission, and Dr. Rakesh Mohan, the then Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. The JSG identified major areas of economic cooperation and recommended abroad outline for the comprehensive agreement.
Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong with Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Singapore on 8th April, 2002
Following the completion of the JSG report, a Declaration of Intent was signed on 8 April, 2003 by BG (NS) George Yeo, then Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, and Mr. Arun Jaitley, then Minister for Commerce and Industry, India. On 27th May 2003, the relevant ministries for the two governments began negotiations on the details of the agreement. After 13 rounds of formal negotiation, the two countries finally concluded the CECA.
India-Singapore CECA has been notified at the WTO on 3rd May 2007 under GATT Article XXIV and GATS Article V. The agreement provides for a review mechanism that allows both sides to update and improve the agreement to maintain its relevance to businesses.
India-Singapore CECA has been reviewed once and the first round of review was concluded on 1st October 2007. The key outcomes of the first review concluded in 2007. The issues addressed during the review included expansion of coverage of tariff concessions, implementation of MRAs, facilitation of movement of professionals, expanding market access to financial services, a "Special Scheme for Registration of Generic Medicinal Products" for India and furthering IPR cooperation.
At a Ministerial level meeting in New Delhi in 2008 the road map for the future, subsequent to the implementation of CECA kept the target to double India-Singapore trade to S$ 50 billion by 2012. This road map also visualised a joint study to examine the feasibility of funding of infrastructure development of projects in India including the feasibility of setting up of a fund in Singapore by the India-Infrastructure Finance Corporation. Another focus area identified at this meeting was to encourage more people flow by way of increasing two way flows of tourists, businessmen and professionals, setting up of educational institutions such as IIT by India in Singapore and Institute of Technical Education by Singapore in India.
Shri Anand Sharma, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, and Mr Lim Hng Kiang, Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, launched the 2nd Review of the India-Singapore Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA), on 11th May, 2010. The Ministers also reviewed India-Singapore bilateral trade and investment and agreed to further strengthen these linkages through continued support and facilitation to the industry and businesses.
Mr. Lim Hng Kiang (right), Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, and Mr. Anand Sharma, Minister of Commerce and Industry, on 11th May 2010 at New Delhi.
The India - Singapore CECA 2nd Review has been successfully concluded .
saw him face to face once during 1980s election rally in raffles place, he got cunning shifting eyes.......
Tiagong, 昌宗look for Duke Goh?
Cb, he promised sunkies swiss style of life, end up he is the one enjoying the high life,60% sinkues are dumb ,60% sinkies shoukd ask themselves who is enjoying the kast laugh, cb pap
He is a lan jiao lang ,good that his Don gave him a lan jiso problem,n also his wife ,remember NKF tgst Indian,lol
Yes, he and his cronies always have the last laugh enjoying the good filthy rich life while Sinkies continue to be farked thru high-cost of living esp. paying for HDBs with 2/3 consisting of land cost paid to SLA to the reserves, then once in a while give bread crumbs with a few hundred dollars of cash handouts to make unwary Sinkies happy like a beggar. This is a heinous sin which can only be resolved only after PAP toh.
I Don understand sinkies ,they have only one pigeon hole ,wat the fuck they happy when dirty money push up properties prices,those with ec n condo more worse
He should be inside n a big trailer bang him
who can forget this.....
Goh said in his 1998 National Day Rally speech:
"Last year I told you Singapore would never have a chance in the World Cup, because the rules require all players to be citizens. But after watching the French victory, I have changed my mind. Maybe if we change our immigration criteria to bring in top football talent and make them citizens, then one day we too can get into the finals. In fact we intend to do just this, to bring in sports talent."
Enter Mah Bow Tan
As the name suggests, the goal of Goal 2010 was to qualify for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
in the spirit of ling how doong.......dont talk cock
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