Trade
The CEFTA Parties have committed to establishing a regional economic area on the basis of EU compliance and with the objective to decrease the cost of trade and production by eliminating market access barriers.
Trade in goods and services between the CEFTA economies should be free of tariffs, quotas and other non-tariff barriers.
CEFTA News
Green Lanes and Transport Connectivity are vital for enhancing the trade within CEFTA and between CEFTA and EU: Meeting between the Acting Director of the CEFTA Secretariat Danijela Gacevic and Minister of Transport and Maritime Affairs of Montenegro Filip Radulovic
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Common Regional Market Expansion Vital for the Western Balkans’ Economic Growth and closer connection with the EU
CEFTA highlights the importance of the expansion of the Common Regional Market at Western Balkans-EU Growth Plan Leaders Meeting in Skopje
CEFTA WEEK 2023: E-commerce and digitalization plays a crucial role in the development of the CEFTA markets
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“SEED+ Project: Enhancing Trade Efficiency and Safety Through Digitalization”
Skopje, 3 October: Today in Skopje was held a training of veterinary inspectors and the business involved in issuing veterinary certificates in SEED+/CEFTA TRACES NT
Berlin Process Forum of Economic Ministers Reinforces Commitment to the Common Regional Market
Tirana – The Ministers of Economy of the Berlin process, the representatives of the European Union, and the other partners urged for the swift implementation
Digitization will help the flow of goods to be faster, simpler and safer
Sarajevo – As part of the CEFTA SEED+ project (Systems for Electronic Data Exchange), and in cooperation with the Foreign Trade Chamber of BiH, the