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Recognition programmes

Quality infrastructure and recognition programmes

Abolishing technical barriers to trade have made one of the key priorities of CEFTA as provided for in Article 13 of the CEFTA Agreement. Therefore, the Parties agreed to launch the activities aiming to acceptance of certificates and testing results, cutting trade related costs, improving security and safety.  This also noted in the Common Regional Market Action Plan 2021-2024.

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