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Thailand and China’s Yunnan province sign a mini-FTA

Zhang Fang by Zhang Fang
August 19, 2023
in China, Ecommerce, Trade
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Thailand has signed a mini-free trade agreement with China’s Yunnan province, aiming to boost cooperation in industries such as logistics and cross-border e-commerce.

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  • Thailand and China’s Yunnan province have signed a mini-free trade agreement, aiming to boost trade in industries such as logistics and cross-border e-commerce.
  • The agreement is expected to benefit Thailand’s agricultural exports, particularly fruit and processed fruit, to the Chinese market.
  • The partnership highlights the willingness of both governments and the private sector in Thailand and Yunnan to collaborate and enhance economic development.

Yunnan province, being geographically close to Thailand, plays a key role in connecting western China to the East Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Asia regions.

The agreement is expected to benefit Thailand by increasing exports of agricultural products and processed fruit to the Chinese market. This marks the eighth mini-FTA that Thailand has established with various regions in China, Japan, India, and South Korea. In addition, Thai private sector entities have signed agreements with counterparts from Yunnan, highlighting the willingness of both countries’ private sectors to collaborate.

The mini-FTA aims to facilitate trade between Thailand and China, with trade between Thailand and Yunnan reaching $2.34 billion in 2022, representing a 17.9% growth from the previous year.

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The agreement also paves the way for Thai products to access the Chinese market through cross-border e-commerce. Furthermore, Udon Thani Industrial City Co and Yunnan Tengjin Logistics Co have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance logistics cooperation, particularly in linking Thailand and China via the China-Laos high-speed railway route.

The mini-free trade agreement between Thailand and China’s Yunnan province has significant potential to strengthen economic ties and boost trade in various industries. One of the key areas of focus is the logistics sector, which plays a crucial role in facilitating the movement of goods between the two regions.

With Yunnan province strategically located in close proximity to Thailand, it serves as a vital conduit, connecting western China to the East Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Asia regions. The geographical advantage opens up opportunities for both countries to enhance trade and cooperation.

One of the major benefits of this agreement is the positive impact it is expected to have on Thailand’s agricultural sector. With increased access to the Chinese market, Thai agricultural exports, particularly fruits and processed fruit, have great potential for growth. This presents a significant opportunity for farmers and businesses in Thailand to expand their market reach and increase revenues.

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