日期: | 2016/09/05 |
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作者: | Trade in Services |
文件編號: | GATS/EL/156 |
附件下載: | SCHDGATS-ELEL156.doc |
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AFGHANISTAN
Final List of Article II (MFN) Exemptions
(This is authentic in English only)
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AFGHANISTAN - FINAL LIST OF ARTICLE II (MFN)
EXEMPTIONS
Sector or sub-sector |
Description of the measure
indicating its inconsistency with Article
II |
Country or countries to which
the measures applies |
Intended duration |
Conditions creating the need
for the exemption |
All Sectors |
The South Asian Trade in
Services Agreement (SATIS) was signed by Afghanistan on 29 April 2010. This agreement requires that signatories
negotiate among each other Schedules of Specific Commitments on
Services. Negotiations are currently
undergoing. Any MFN exemptions will be
notified at a later stage. |
Afghanistan, Peoples Republic of Bangladesh, the
Kingdom of Bhutan, the Republic of India, the Republic of Maldives, Nepal,
the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri
Lanka |
Indefinite |
Regional integration |
All Sectors |
Bilateral Agreement between Turkey and
Afghanistan on Reciprocal Promotion and Protection of Investments signed
10 June 2004 stipulates national treatment whereby each party shall
accord to investments, once established, treatment no less favourable than
that accorded in similar situations to investments of its investors or to investments
of investors of any third county, whichever is the most favourable. |
Turkey |
Indefinite |
Bilateral investment relations |
Audio-visual
services |
Measures with
respect to broadcasting and other similar forms of transmission of the
audio-visual works, including television and radio programs, meeting origin
criteria and other criteria, established by the respective agreements. |
Parties to the
Council of Europe Convention on Trans-frontier Television and other countries
with whom bilateral or plurilateral agreements may be concluded. |
Indefinite. |
Development of
cultural links and protection of cultural heritage. |
Audio-visual
services |
Measures based
on intergovernmental and plurilateral co-production agreements, which confer
national treatment with respect to audio-visual works covered by these
agreements, including in relation to subsidies for production and
distribution. |
Parties to the
European Convention on Cinematographic Coproduction and countries with whom
bilateral or plurilateral co-production agreements are/may be concluded. |
Indefinite. |
Development of
cultural links and protection of cultural heritage. |
Audio-visual
services |
Measures
granting the benefit of support programs to audio‑visual works, including
television and radio programs, and suppliers of such works meeting certain
origin criteria. |
Parties to the
Council of Europe Convention on Trans-frontier Television, Parties to the
European Convention on Cinematographic Coproduction and other countries with
whom bilateral or plurilateral agreements may be concluded. |
Indefinite. |
Development of
cultural links and protection of cultural heritage. |
F. Road Transport Services:
(b) Freight transportation; |
Afghanistan Pakistan
Transit Trade Agreement, 2010
Parties mutually
provide National Treatment with respect to National Legislations: rules and
procedures affecting transit traffic treatment applied to the transporters
from the other Contracting Party shall be no less favourable than applied to
their own like services and service providers; any charges, expenses or
financial obligations incurred with regard to the means of transport and
labour used for transit operations, administrative expenses entailed, or
actual cost of services rendered, shall be calculated on the same basis as
those for similar domestic transport operators.
Subject to
Domestic legislation and clearance from the concerned authorities, the
Contracting Parties agree to grant permission to freight forwarders and
transport operators of the other Contracting Party to establish offices in their
respective territories for the purpose of operating activities related to
trade in transit. This permission of
commercial presence shall be granted on the basis of reciprocity.
The Contracting
Parties shall recognize domestic driving licenses, vehicle registration
documents and vehicle license plates that are issued by the competent
authorities of the other Contracting Party.
The Contracting Parties shall recognize
periodic inspection certificates of road vehicles and other means of
transport used for transit transport operations issued by the other
Contracting Party.
The Contracting Parties may agree to set
up a quota system when issuing transit Temporary Admission Document to respect a
fair share of traffic between the two Contracting Parties.
The vehicles carrying the Transit Cargo
will be allowed to carry the return transit cargo from the territory of the
other Contracting Party.
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Pakistan |
Indefinite |
Cooperation on
transit trade with Pakistan. |
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