“We hope that by next year we will be able to conclude the talks and sign the free trade agreement that will include goods. The two countries are cooperating to strengthen and strengthen these [bilateral] relations in all potential areas,” she told Daily Sabah. That is why world trade experts have suggested that the date may be too optimistic. However, the recent establishment of improved trade relations with the United States in two years has prompted others to suggest that there may be a chance to do so. What does this mean for trade between the two nations and why is it important to them? Here, we will take a closer look at the potential agreement and its implications. These framework conditions are the RCEP, pending economic negotiations, new free trade agreements, the revaluation of existing free trade agreements, the meeting of the Joint Trade Committee and multilateral trade negotiations. Rachada Dhanadirek, the government`s deputy spokesman, said on Thursday that countries would begin negotiations on removing trade barriers at the January 8-9 meeting in Bangkok. Article 16 of The Turkey-EC Association Council`s Decision 1/95 on the implementation of the final phase of the customs union provides, among other things, that Turkey will take the necessary measures and negotiate mutually beneficial agreements with the countries concerned. The following agreements have been replaced by the EU-Turkey customs union: according to the ambassador, signing an agreement could boost trade between the two countries by up to 40%. However, if Turkey is to build on this momentum, it knows that it must continue to attract foreign investors and make international trade as simple as possible. However, both nations now want to do so through a free trade agreement, with the next meeting of negotiators scheduled for April 2020. It is convinced that the free trade agreement between Thailand and Turkey can be concluded in 2020. The next meeting of trade negotiators is scheduled for April.
The highest trading partners for Thailand were Asean ($90.7 billion), China ($65.2 billion), Japan ($47.7 billion), Australia ($12.2 billion) and South Korea ($11.3 billion). Turkey, a party to the 1947 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) since 1995, implements free trade agreements in accordance with Article XXIV of the 1947 GATT. Under this article, Turkey could give its trading partners more favourable treatment within the framework of a customs union or free trade area, without extending this treatment to all WTO members, subject to certain conditions. The EU has already signed free trade agreements with Singapore and Vietnam and is in talks with Indonesia. It suspended talks with Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines. Talks with Thailand began in 2013, but were suspended in 2014 after the military coup.