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Prasanna Lad

Vikrant Khanapurkar

Balliram Desai Rohan Nalavde

Pritam Pore

Sallahudin Ansari

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Association of Southeast Asian

Nations

(ASEAN)


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Objectives of ASEAN Enhance peace, security

stability

Political, security,economic, socio-cultural

cooperation Preserve as nuclear

weapons free zone

Peace with the world,

harmonious environment Single market and

production base

Alleviate poverty, narrowdevelopment gap

Strengthen democracy,protect and promote

human rights Respond to common

threats

Promote sustainable

development Develop human

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INDIA ASEAN RELATION

Since its start about a decade ago, the partnershipbetween India and the ASEAN nation has beendeveloping at quite a fast pace.

India became a sectoral dialogue partner of ASEAN in1992. Mutual interest led ASEAN to invite India tobecome its full dialogue partner during the fifth ASEANSummit in Bangkok in 1995.

In August 2009, India signed a Free Trade Agreement(FTA) with the ASEAN members in Thailand.

India and ASEAN are currently negotiating agreementson trade in services and investment


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In 2008-09, India's exports to ASEAN totalled US$19.14 billion & imported goods worth US$ 26.3billion in 2008-09 from ASEAN.

To further enhance tourism collaboration betweenASEAN and India through concrete activities,during the 3rd ATM+India held on 12 January2012 in Manado, Indonesia, the ASEAN and IndiaTourism Ministers signed the Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MoU) between ASEAN and India

on Strengthening Tourism Cooperation, whichwould serve as the key instrument for more action-oriented cooperation, encouraging both parties tocooperate in facilitating travel and tourist visits andfurther strengthen the close tourism partnership.


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Export Import

to India from India Artificial resins

Plastic material

Natural rubber Wood products

Fertilizers

Edible oil coal

Oil meal

Gems &jewellery

Engineering goods Electronic goods

Marine products

Electronic goods Pharmaceuticals

drugs


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South Asian Association ForRegional Cooperation (SAARC)


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INTRODUCTION

SAARC is an economic andpolitical organization.

SAARC was established onDecember 8, 1985.

In terms of population - almost1.5 billion people.


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It aims to accelerate theprocess of economic andsocial development inMember States.

SAARC provides a platformfor the peoples of South

Asia to work together in thespirit understanding.

In April 2007, at theAssociation's 14th summit,Afghanistan became itseighth member.


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Objectives

To promote the welfare of the people To accelerate economic growth, social progress and

cultural development

To promote and strengthen collective self-reliance

To contribute to mutual trust, understand andappreciation of one another's problem;

To promote active collaboration and mutualassistance

To strengthen cooperation with other developingcountries;

To strengthen cooperation among themselves

To cooperate with international and regionalorganizations with similar aims and purposes.


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European Union (EU)


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INTRODUCTION

1952: The basis of the EU began with the signing of theTreaty of Paris, establishing the European Coal andSteel Community (ECSC), to regulate European

industry & improve commerce.* The six founding states were Belgium, France,Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, and The Netherlands.*1957: the Treaties of Romewere signed by the six

member states, forming:-The European Economic Community (EEC)

-The European Atomic Energy Community (Euroatom)

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Basis of the EU

The European Union is based on the rule oflaw and democracy. It is neither a new Statereplacing existing ones nor is it comparable to

other international organizations.Its Member States delegate sovereignty to

common institutions representing the interestsof the Union as a whole on questions of jointinterest.

All decisions and procedures are derivedfrom the basic treaties ratified by the Member

States.


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Goals of the EU

To continue to improve Europes economy byregulating trade and commerce.

To form a single market for Europe'seconomic resources.

As these goals were accomplished, other

goals were developed: Environmental movements Regulatory acts Human rights concerns.


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Principal Objects of the EU

Establish European Citizenship

Ensure freedom, security, and justice

Promote economic and social progress

Assert Europes role in the world


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India-EU Relationship

The EU is India's largest trading partner, accounting for20% of Indian trade. However India accounts for only1.8% of the EU's trade and attracts only 0.3% of

European Foreign Direct Investment, although stillprovides India's largest source for India.

According to a report in 2011, India, at that time, wasthe eighth largest trading partner of the European

Union, behind China and Russia.


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Services

every member of state has the right to provideservices in other states.

CapitalThere is no restriction on the movement of

capital &on payment within the EU

TaxationVAT would be applied at rate of no less than15%


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Export & Import to India

Automobile sector

Steel

IT

Banking

Power projects

construction

Heavy equipments


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