Download Top margin 1

IP/03/431
Brussels, 25 March 2003
EU - Latin American ministerial meetings in Athens
(27-28/03)
On March 27 and 28, EU Commissioner for External Relations, Chris Patten
and EU Trade Commissioner, Pascal Lamy, will participate, alongside EU
Foreign Ministers in meetings with their Latin American counterparts from
the Rio Group, Mercosur, the Andean Community, Mexico and Chile in
Vouliagmeni, near Athens. The following current issues will be addressed:
progress made in EU-Mercosur negotiations, the process of regional
integration by countries in Central America and the Andean Community,
progress in the EU-Mexico relationship and the implementation of the
recently concluded EU-Chile Association agreement. International issues will
also be discussed. Commissioner Patten will use this opportunity to launch
a new political initiative aiming at reassembling all major players in Latin
America around the need for action in the field of social cohesion, as a
means for economic growth and political stability. He will convey the desire
of the European Commission to make social cohesion the central theme of
the 3rd EU-Latin America-Caribbean Summit to take place in Mexico in 2004:
“Social cohesion is the common and complementary interest that I believe
should be the central theme which we add to our strategic partnership at our
2004 EU-Latin America and Caribbean Mexico Summit.” Top on the agenda
will be the current negotiations under the World Trade Organisation (WTO)
“Doha Development Agenda” where the EU shares with Latin America the
need to ensure that trade contributes to development. EU Trade
Commissioner Pascal Lamy said: “At this moment of geopolitical tensions
we need to ensure that the world trade system provides the necessary
stability, transparency and predictability. Both the EU and Latin American
countries should work together to advance the negotiations under the Doha
Development Agenda to make a success of the WTO Ministerial meeting in
Cancun in September.”
The EU-Andean Community political dialogue in Vouliagmeni will be the occasion to
announce the fulfilment of the mandate given by the Madrid Summit (2002) to launch
negotiations (6-8 May 2003, in Brussels) to upgrade current EU-Andean Community
relations. Negotiations will aim to strengthen Political dialogue by focusing on the
concerns of both regions (such as security, regional development and stability,
conflict prevention and resolution, human rights, democracy, good governance,
terrorism, migration and drugs). Enhanced co-operation will aim at fostering Andean
regional integration.
EU and Mercosur Ministers will also meet separately in Vouliagmeni. As negotiators
on both sides just completed the 9th round of negotiations on 2nd March in Brussels,
Ministers will certainly assess progress made and examine outstanding issues. The
EU will also reiterate the EU long term commitment to Mercosur and its integration
process in the light of the new initiatives of Presidents Lula (Brazil) and Duhalde
(Argentina) on revamping Mercosur.
The 3rd EU-Mexico Joint Council will be the occasion to confirm the excellent level of
bilateral relations and successful implementation of the Global Agreement. It will also
provide support to an increased participation of civil society in the implementation of
the Global Agreement building on the success of the 1st EU-Mexico Civil Society
forum last November1.
Following the conclusion of the EU-Chile Association Agreement in November 2002,
whose trade provisions entered into force since February, both parties will held the
1st EU-Chile Association Council. The Association Council will adopt the rules of
procedures of the different bodies established in the Agreement.
Finally, the EU-Rio group meeting on 28 March will be the occasion for
Commissioner Patten to launch the political initiative for the promotion of Social
Cohesion based on moral, economic and political criteria. Moral, because misery
and exclusion are contrary to basic values of human dignity and human rights;
economic, because social inequalities prevent wide sectors of society from
contributing to growth through consumption, savings and investment; and political,
because inequalities and exclusion weaken democracy and threaten peace and
stability. Commissioner Patten will also announce a common work programme with
the Inter-American Development Bank on this issue. The last EU-Rio Group
Ministerial was held in Chile in 2001.
Further Information on the EU's relations with Latin America can be found at the
following address:
http://europa.eu.int/comm/external_relations/la/index.htm
http://europa.eu.int/comm/trade/bilateral/lac/lac.htm
1
IP/02/1729 : First EU-Mexico Civil Society Forum on 26 November In Brussels
2
Annex:
Program
Senior Officials Meeting (SOM) EU-LAC (March 25, 2003)
Ministerial Meetings EU – Mexico, EU - Andean Community,
EU – Chile, EU – Mercosur, EU- Rio Group (March 27 – 28, 2003)
Sunday, March 23, 2003
-
am – pm: Arrival of EU – LAC Senior Officials Delegations
Accommodation (ASTIR PALACE HOTEL, Vouliagmeni)
Monday, March 24, 2003
-
16:00-21:00: Preparatory Meeting of Senior Officials of LAC countries
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
-
19:30:Preparatory Meeting of Senior Officials of EU countries
Room: Arion/Conference Hall
Tuesday, March 25, 2003
-
09:30: EU-LAC Bi-regional Senior Officials Meeting (morning session)
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
-
13:00-15:00: Lunch / Buffet for Delegations
Room: Nafsika/ Jason Restaurant
-
15:00: EU-LAC Bi-regional Senior Officials Meeting (afternoon session)
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
Wednesday, March 26, 2003
-
am – pm: Arrival of Ministers and Delegations participating in Ministerial Meetings
-
09:30 – 10:30: EU Co-ordination Meeting
Preparation of Ministerial documents (if necessary)
3
Thursday, March 27, 2003
- 09:30 -12:45: ΕU – Mexico
-
- 09:30 – 11:00: 1st Session, Political Dialogue
- 11:00 – 12:45: 2nd Session, Joint Council
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
12:45-13:15: Press Conference
Room: Arion/Banquet
-
13:30-15:30 : EU - Andean Community
Political Dialogue (Working Lunch)
Room: Αrion/Pegasus
-
13:30: Lunch / Buffet for Delegations
Room: Nafsika/ Jason and Kymata Restaurants
-
15:30-16:00: Press Conference
Room: Arion/Banquet
-
16:10-18:00 : EU – Chile
Association Council
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
-
18:00-18:30: Press Conference
Room: Arion/Banquet
-
21:00-23:00 : EU – Mercosur, Bolivia, Chile
Political Dialogue (Working Dinner)
Room: Αrion/Pegasus
-
21:00-22:30: Dinner / buffet for Delegations
Room: Nafsika/ Jason and Kymata Restaurants
-
23:00-23:30: Press Conference
Room: Arion/Banquet
4
Friday, March 28, 2003
-
09:30-10:15: Opening Speeches for EU – Rio Group Ministerial Meeting
EU Presidency, Presidency of the Rio Group (Peru), European Parliament,
Parlatino
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
- 10:15-10:30: Coffee Break
-
10:30-13:00: EU – Rio Group Ministerial Meeting, 1st Session
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
-
13:15-14:45: EU – Rio Group
Room: Αrion/Pegasus
-
13:15: Lunch / Buffet for Delegations
Room: Nafsika/ Jason and Kymata Restaurants
- 15:00:
(Working Lunch)
Family photo
-
15:10-17:30: EU – Rio Group Ministerial Meeting, 2nd Session
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
-
18:00-18:30: Press Conference
Room: Arion/Banquet
-
21:00-23:00: Dinner for Ministers and Delegations (offered by the Greek
Presidency)
Room: Nafsika/Congress Hall
5
ANDEAN COMMUNITY
Bolivia
Population:
Area: (1000qkm)
Ecuador
Colombia
2001
2001
114,9 Mio
4.710
Gross Domestic Product 2001
GDP Per Capita
2001
321 Bn euro
2.795 euro
Peru
Venezuela
External DEBT 2000 (Mio euro) :
Exports to GDP ratio:
97.007
15,8 %
ANDEAN COMMMUNITY TRADE WITH THE WORLD (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Imports
world* share (%)
Trade balance
1980
14.722
1,4
6.488
1990
14.042
0,7
10.715
2001
50.331 Exports
0,9 world* share (%)
5.497
1980
21.209
2,1
1990
24.756
1,3
2001
55.828
1,1
1990
3.551
0,9
2001
7.765
0,8
EU TRADE WITH ANDEAN COMMUNITY (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Rank
28
IMPORTS
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance
1980
4.982
1,8
-1.290
1990
4.817
1,1
-1.266
EXPORTS
2001 Rank
8.548 29
0,8 Share of EU Total (%)
-783
1980
3.692
1,8
MAIN PRODUCTS IN 2001 (Mio euro and %)
EU Imports
Products
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
+Andean Group share of
Value
EU total by products
2.834
2.797
129
19
185
161
3,4
1,9
0,05
0,02
0,2
0,2
EU Exports
Products
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
6
+Andean Group share of
Value
Balance
EU total by products
751
73
2.436
732
1.546
213
1,2
0,3
0,8
0,5
1,1
0,5
-2.083
-2.724
2.307
713
1.360
51
CENTRAL AMERICA*
COSTA RICA
EL SALVADOR
Population:
Area: (1000qkm)
2001
2001
HONDURAS
GUATEMALA
36 Mio
489
Gross Domestic Product 2001
GDP Per Capita
2001
NICARAGUA
PANAMA
External DEBT 2000 (Mio euro) :65.967
80 Bn euro
2.257 euro
Exports to GDP ratio:
25,1 %
CENTRAL AMERICA* TRADE WITH THE WORLD (Mio ecu/euro and %)
1980
4.212
0,4
-838
Imports
world* share (%)
Trade balance
1990
6.240
0,3
-2.554
2001
28.767 Exports
0,5 world* share (%)
-8.628
1980
3.374
0,3
1990
3.686
0,2
2001
20.139
0,4
1980
463
0,2
1990
1.247
0,3
2001
3.511
0,4
EU TRADE WITH CENTRAL AMERICA* (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Rank
30
IMPORTS
1980
1.115
0,4
-652
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance
1990
1.677
0,4
-430
EXPORTS
2001 Rank
3.414 16
0,3 Share of EU Total (%)
97
MAIN PRODUCTS IN 2001 (Mio euro and %)
EU Imports
Products
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
(+[sys]Central_Amercica) share of
EU Exports
EU total by products
Products
Value
1.931
10
201
196
23
40
2,3
0,0
0,1
0,2
0,0
0,1
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
(+[sys]Central_Amercica) share
Balance
of
EU total by products
Value
208
100
799
826
780
76
0,3
0,4
0,3
0,5
0,5
0,2
-1.723
90
598
630
757
36
2000
8.011
2,7
2001
9.295
3,0
EU TRADE IN SERVICES WITH CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIB.** (Mio euro)
Imports
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance:
1999
7.907
3,3
-1.821
2000
9.221
3,2
-1.210
2001
8.991 Exports
3,0 Share of EU Total (%)
304
1999
6.086
2,4
EU FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT WITH CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIB. **(Mio euro)
Inflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Inward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1999
8.149
8,0
35.844
4,9
2000
8.909
5,9
52.643
5,9
2001
6.143
5,2
58.786
5,8
Outflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Outward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1999
7.264
2,4
45.109
3,7
2000
18.138
4,4
61.898
4,1
(*) Central America: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua
(**) NB : SERVICES and FDI data available only for the group including above countries, Mexico, Cuba,
and the Carib. Countries and Islands
2
2001
14.361
6,1
76.259
4,4
CHILE
President:
Interior Minister:
Foreign Affairs Minister:
Population:
Area: (1000qkm)
Ricardo Lagos
José Miguel Insulza
Soledad Alvear
2001
2001
15 Mio
757
Gross Domestic Product 2001
GDP Per Capita
2001
External DEBT 2000 (Mio euro) :
74 Bn euro
4.813 euro
Exports to GDP ratio:
27,4 %
1998
3,2
5,1
-5,1
Real GDP (% growth)
Inflation rate (%)
Current Account Balance (% of GDP)
29.800
1999
-1,0
3,3
-0,4
2000
4,4
3,8
-1,4
2001
2,8
3,6
-1,9
8,7
41,5
49,8
1995
9,2
35,3
55,5
2000
10,5
33,5
56,0
1980
3.243
0,3
1990
6.595
0,3
2001
20.324
0,4
1980
739
0,4
1990
1.374
0,3
2001
3.691
0,4
GDP BY SECTOR (% share)
1980
7,3
37,4
55,3
Agriculture
Industry
Services
1990
CHILE TRADE WITH THE WORLD (Mio ecu/euro and %)
1980
3.462
0,3
-219
Imports
world* share (%)
Trade balance
1990
5.656
0,3
939
2001
19.714 Exports
0,4 world* share (%)
610
EU TRADE WITH CHILE (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Rank
37
IMPORTS
1980
1.487
0,5
-748
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance
1990
2.725
0,6
-1.351
EXPORTS
2001 Rank
5.106 41
0,5 Share of EU Total (%)
-1.415
MAIN PRODUCTS IN 2001 (Mio euro and %)
EU Imports
Products
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
EU Exports
Products
Chile share of
Value
EU total by products
1.424
7
49
8
332
2
1,7
0,005
0,02
0,01
0,4
0,002
Chile share of
Value
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
Balance
EU total by products
106
9
1.146
915
551
113
0,2
0,04
0,4
0,6
0,4
0,3
-1.318
2
1.097
907
219
111
1999
na
na
2000
na
na
2001
865
0,3
2000
1.279
0,3
14.425
1,0
2001
340
0,1
14.765
0,8
EU TRADE IN SERVICES WITH CHILE (Mio euro and %)
Imports
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance:
1999
na
na
na
2000
na
na
na
2001
544 Exports
0,2 Share of EU Total (%)
321
EU FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT WITH CHILE (Mio euro and %)
Inflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Inward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1999
-83
-0,1
-59
-0,01
2000
-11
-0,01
-15
-0,002
2001
-21
-0,02
-36
-0,004
3
Outflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Outward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1999
4.548
1,5
13.806
1,1
LATIN AMERICA
Population:
Area: (1000qkm)
2001
2001
503 Mio
19.963
Gross Domestic Product 2001
GDP Per Capita
2001
2.174 Bn euro
4.324 euro
Exports to GDP ratio:
17,5 %
1998
2,2
9,2
-4,5
Real GDP (% growth)
Inflation rate (%)
Current Account Balance (% of GDP)
1999
0,4
8,5
-3,1
2000
4,0
6,5
-3,8
2001
na
6,3
-2,8
1980
60.579
6,1
1990
94.321
5,0
2001
382.538
7,5
1980
14.184
7,0
1990
16.939
4,3
2001
56.983
5,8
LATIN AMERICA TRADE WITH THE WORLD (Mio ecu/euro and %)
1980
62.460
6,0
-1.881
Imports
world* share (%)
Trade balance
1990
81.001
4,1
13.320
2001
392.123 Exports
7,2 world* share (%)
-9.585
EU TRADE WITH LATIN AMERICA (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Rank
5
IMPORTS
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance
1980
17.809
6,5
-3.625
1990
27.051
6,2
-10.112
EXPORTS
2001 Rank
49.946 3
4,9 Share of EU Total (%)
7.037
MAIN PRODUCTS IN 2001 (Mio euro and %)
EU Imports
Products
EU Exports
Products
+LATIN AMERICA share of
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
Value
20.386
4.616
3.545
4.014
2.019
521
EU total by products
24,6
3,2
1,3
3,7
2,6
0,7
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
+LATIN AMERICA share
Balance
of
Value
EU total by products
2.936
415
18.688
10.828
9.962
1.267
4,8
1,7
6,3
6,6
7,0
3,0
-17.450
-4.201
15.143
6.815
7.943
746
1999
36.944
11,9
136.277
11,48
2000
38.983
10,8
175.260
11,31
EU FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT WITH LATIN AMERICA (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Inflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Inward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1998
691
0,6
5.332
0,9
1999
477
0,4
6.876
1,0
2000
734
0,4
7.610
0,8
Outflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Outward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1998
27.779
12,5
88.492
10,7
Latin America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Rep., Ecuador, El Salvador,
Guatemala, Haïti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela
4
MERCOSUR
Population:
Area: (1000qkm)
2001
2001
218 Mio
11.863
Gross Domestic Product 2001
GDP Per Capita
2001
External DEBT 2000 (Mio euro) :
891 Bn euro
4.095 euro
Exports to GDP ratio:
356.642
11,1 %
MERCOSUR TRADE WITH THE WORLD (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Imports
world* share (%)
Trade balance
1980
26.960
2,6
-6.028
1990
24.729
1,2
11.441
2001
97.057 Exports
1,8 world* share (%)
1.755
1980
20.931
2,1
1990
36.169
1,9
2001
98.812
2,0
1980
5.954
2,9
1990
5.657
1,4
2001
24.333
2,5
EU TRADE WITH MERCOSUR (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Rank
10
IMPORTS
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance
1980
7.705
2,8
-1.751
1990
14.208
3,3
-8.551
EXPORTS
2001 Rank
24.577 9
2,4 Share of EU Total (%)
-244
MAIN PRODUCTS IN 2001 (Mio euro and %)
EU Imports
Products
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
+MERCOSUR (South american Common Market)
EU Exports
share of
Value
13.275
280
1.014
2.246
845
203
Products
EU total by products
16,0
0,2
0,4
2,1
1,1
0,3
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
+MERCOSUR (South american Common
Balance
Market) share of
Value
EU total by products
845
181
8.292
4.965
4.443
351
1,4
0,8
2,8
3,0
3,1
0,8
-12.430
-100
7.278
2.719
3.597
148
2000
5.537
1,9
2001
4.884
1,6
2000
25.020
6,1
115.414
7,61
2001
16.408
7,0
131.822
7,52
EU TRADE IN SERVICES WITH Mercosur (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Imports
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance:
1999
3.761
1,6
1.090
2000
4.519
1,6
1.018
2001
4.630 Exports
1,5 Share of EU Total (%)
254
1999
4.851
1,9
EU FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT WITH MERCOSUR (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Inflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Inward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1999
-37
0,0
3.197
0,4
2000
555
0,4
4.115
0,5
2001
796
0,7
4.911
0,5
MERCOSUR: Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay
5
Outflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Outward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1999
28.879
9,6
89.076
7,4
MEXICO
President:
Finance Minister:
Economic Development Minister:
Population:
Area: (1000qkm)
Vicente Fox Quesada
Francisco Gil Diaz
Luis Ernesto Derbez
2001
2001
102 Mio
1.958
Gross Domestic Product 2001
GDP Per Capita
2001
External DEBT 2000 (Mio euro) :151.157
690 Bn euro
6.731 euro
Exports to GDP ratio:
25,6 %
1998
5,0
15,9
-3,8
Real GDP (% growth)
Inflation rate (%)
Current Account Balance (% of GDP)
1999
3,6
16,6
-2,9
2000
6,6
9,5
-3,1
2001
-0,3
6,4
-2,9
7,8
28,4
63,7
1995
5,5
27,9
66,6
2000
4,4
28,4
67,3
1980
10.967
1,1
1990
21.334
1,1
2001
176.714
3,5
1980
2.666
1,3
1990
4.511
1,1
2001
15.034
1,5
GDP BY SECTOR (% share)
1980
9,0
33,6
57,4
Agriculture
Industry
Services
1990
MEXICO TRADE WITH THE WORLD (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Imports
world* share (%)
Trade balance
1980
11.838
1,1
-872
1990
25.931
1,3
-4.597
2001
203.118 Exports
3,8 world* share (%)
-26.404
EU TRADE WITH MEXICO (Mio ecu/euro and %)
Rank
30
IMPORTS
1980
2.051
0,7
615
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance
1990
3.208
0,7
1.303
EXPORTS
2001 Rank
7.382 16
0,7 Share of EU Total (%)
7.652
MAIN PRODUCTS IN 2001 (Mio euro and %)
EU Imports
Products
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
EU Exports
Products
Mexico share of
Value
EU total by products
491
1.516
2.132
1.467
614
101
0,6
1,0
0,8
1,4
0,8
0,1
Mexico share of
Value
Agricultural products
Energy
Machinery
Transport. Material
Chemical products
Textiles and clothings
Balance
EU total by products
566
26
5.411
3.051
2.370
408
0,9
0,1
1,8
1,9
1,7
1,0
74
-1.490
3.278
1.584
1.756
307
1999
1.654
0,7
2000
2.492
0,9
2001
2.832
0,9
2000
5.753
1,4
18.305
1,2
2001
5.823
2,5
24.128
1,4
EU TRADE IN SERVICES WITH MEXICO (Mio euro and %)
Imports
Share of EU Total (%)
Trade balance:
1999
1.504
0,6
150
2000
2.011
0,7
481
2001
1.946 Exports
0,7 Share of EU Total (%)
886
EU FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT WITH MEXICO (Mio euro and %)
Inflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Inward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1999
154
0,2
980
0,1
2000
65
0,0
1.534
0,2
2001
283
0,2
1.817
0,2
6
Outflows
Share of EU Total (%)
Outward Stocks
Share of EU Total (%)
1999
1.941
0,6
11.595
1,0
LATIN AMERICA : TRADE WITH MAIN PARTNERS IN 2001 (Mio euro)
IMPORTS
Rank.
Partners
EXPORTS
Mio euro
%
World Rank.
WORLD
392.123 100,0
1
USA
186.953
47,7
2
EU
61.373
15,7
3
Brazil
17.337
4
Argentina
5
Partners
IMPORTS+EXPORTS
Mio euro
%
World Rank.
WORLD
382.538
100,0
1
USA
200.718
52,5
2
EU
45.078
11,8
4,4
3
Brazil
13.538
16.537
4,2
4
Canada
Japan
13.575
3,5
5
6
China
8.548
2,2
7
South Korea
8.472
8
Mexico
9
Venezuela
10
Partners
%
Mio euro World
WORLD
774.661 100,0
1
USA
387.671
50,0
2
EU
106.451
13,7
3,5
3
Brazil
30.875
4,0
12.401
3,2
4
Argentina
26.390
3,4
Argentina
9.853
2,6
5
Japan
22.486
2,9
6
Japan
8.911
2,3
6
Canada
17.616
2,3
2,2
7
Nl Antilles
6.591
1,7
7
China
15.052
1,9
6.486
1,7
8
China
6.503
1,7
8
Chile
11.598
1,5
6.228
1,6
9
Chile
6.385
1,7
9
South Korea
11.480
1,5
Canada
5.215
1,3
10
Mexico
4.692
1,2
10
Mexico
11.178
1,4
11
Chile
5.213
1,3
11
Venezuela
4.449
1,2
11
Venezuela
10.677
1,4
12
Colombia
4.940
1,3
12
Colombia
3.292
0,9
12
Colombia
8.232
1,1
13
Switzerland
3.524
0,9
13
South Korea
3.008
0,8
13
Nl Antilles
7.454
1,0
14
Hong Kong
3.489
0,9
14
Peru
2.735
0,7
14
Switzerland
6.252
0,8
15
Algeria
2.115
0,5
15
Switzerland
2.728
0,7
15
Hong Kong
4.752
0,6
16
Uruguay
1.818
0,5
16
Uruguay
2.155
0,6
16
Peru
4.304
0,6
17
Saudi Arabia
1.618
0,4
17
Russia
2.079
0,5
17
Uruguay
3.972
0,5
18
Ecuador
1.606
0,4
18
Guatemala
2.035
0,5
18
Ecuador
3.410
0,4
19
Peru
1.568
0,4
19
Paraguay
1.974
0,5
19
Guatemala
3.204
0,4
20
Singapore
1.554
0,4
20
Dominican R.
1.864
0,5
20
Paraguay
3.060
0,4
IMPORTS
Partners
EXPORTS
Mio euro
%
World
IMPORTS+EXPORTS
Mio euro
%
World
WORLD
382.538
100,0
Partners
Partners
WORLD
392.123 100,0
(a)
NAFTA
198.654
50,7
(a)
NAFTA
217.811
56,9
(b)
AMLAT
69.005
17,6
(b)
AMLAT
62.619
16,4
(c)
CANDIDATES
1.378
0,4
(c)
CANDIDATES
2.173
(d)
EFTA
4.130
1,1
(d)
EFTA
(e)
MED
4.123
1,1
(e)
(f)
ASEAN
6.223
1,6
(f)
(a)
USA, Canada, Mexico.
(b)
20 Latin American Countries
(c)
Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Czech Rep.,
%
Mio euro World
WORLD
774.661 100,0
(a)
NAFTA
416.465
53,8
(b)
AMLAT
131.624
17,0
0,6
(c)
CANDIDATES
3.550
0,5
3.239
0,8
(d)
EFTA
7.369
1,0
MED
3.033
0,8
(e)
MED
7.156
0,9
ASEAN
3.508
0,9
(f)
ASEAN
9.730
1,3
Slovakia, Cyprus, Malta, Turkey.
(d)
Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, Liechtenstein.
(e)
Malta, Jordan, Turkey, Morroco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Cyprus, Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Gaza and Jericho.
(f)
Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, PhilIppines, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam