Ley 96 de 1993 | Ley 96 de 1993 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 96 de 1993

The preamble says Colombia and Poland agreed to a commercial convention to strengthen trade relations between the two countries.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 96 de 1993
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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About this statute

The preamble says Colombia and Poland agreed to a commercial convention to strengthen trade relations between the two countries. The contracting parties must promote and facilitate commercial exchange between the two countries, within the laws in force in both countries. The contracting parties must give each other most-favored-nation treatment for trade matters, and must grant matching import/export advantages immediately and unconditionally to like products from the other party. Article II does not apply to certain advantages, franchises, and privileges granted to neighboring countries or to third countries under free trade, customs union, or economic integration arrangements. Los acuerdos y contratos específicos de importación y exportación deben formalizarse teniendo en cuenta las necesidades y posibilidades de ambas partes y como referencia los precios del mercado internacional.

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