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- The EU will enlarge from 15 to 25 member states on May 1, 2004 with the accession of 10 central and eastern European countries. This will create a single market of 455 million people worth €9.7 trillion. - The enlargement will have implications for third countries like India through a common external tariff for the EU, common trade policy, and extension of EU trade agreements and preferences to the 25 members. - While India's current trade with the acceding countries is small, the EU enlargement could create new trade opportunities for India in sectors like textiles and chemicals by removing some barriers within the enlarged EU market. However, the impact on Indian exports appears limited and will depend on competition with other
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校徽：象征着学校的荣誉和传承。
校名:学校英文全称
授予学位：本部分将注明获得的具体学位名称。
毕业生姓名：这是最重要的信息之一，标志着该证书是由特定人员获得的。
颁发日期：这是毕业正式生效的时间，也代表着毕业生学业的结束。
其他信息：根据不同的专业和学位，可能会有一些特定的信息或章节。
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- 1. EU Enlargement: Impact on EU/third countries trade with special reference to India New Delhi- April 28, 2004 Presentation by Stefano Gatto, Counsellor & Head, Trade & Economic Affairs, Delegation of European Commission in India
- 3. Some Key Figures (2002/2003) 26.9% 28.6% Total Trade to GDP N.A. 20.5% 20.1% Share in world FDI-Inflows Outflows N.A. 24.7% Share in world trade in services 17.7% 19.4% Share in world trade in goods Euro 1.799 billion Euro 1.977 billion Total Trade with World Euro 21,100 Euro 24,100 Per Capita GDP 9712 billion 9275 billion GDP 455 million 379 million Population EU 25 EU 15
- 7. EU(15)- India Trade 12985152 Total Imports from India 9.9% 1286711 (42 & 64) Leather & products 24.2% 3045146 (52,61,62,63) Textiles & Clothing 12% 1556540 (71) Natural or semi-precious stones, etc EU Imports from India-2002 12872718 Total Exports to India 4% 510792 (29)Organic Chemicals 16.9% 2175777 (84) Nuclear Reactors, Boilers, etc 33.5% 4317271 (71) Natural or semi-precious stones, etc % to total (share) EUR Thousand Main Products EU Exports to India- 2002
- 8. AC- India Trade 543839 Total Imports from India 6.3% 34421 (85) Electrical Machinery, etc 25.1% 130780 (52,61,62,63) Textiles & Clothing 11.2% 60940 (29)Organic Chemicals AC Imports from India-2002 273775 Total Exports to India 9.5% 26038 (29)Organic Chemicals 20.6% 56513 (84) Nuclear Reactors, Boilers, etc 37.9% 103792 (87) Vehicles other than railway % to total (share) EUR Thousand Main Products AC Exports to India- 2002
- 9. EU(15)- AC Trade 108763505 Total Imports from AC 13.5% 14667257 (87) Vehicles other than railways 16.3% 17761515 (84) Nuclear Reactors, Boilers, etc 18.3% 19862314 (85) Electrical Machinery, etc EU(15) Imports from AC-2002 113994951 Total Exports to AC 12.5% 14228661 (87) Vehicles other than railways 13.4% 15317600 (85) Electrical Machinery, etc 17.6% 20110565 (84) Nuclear Reactors, Boilers, etc % to total (share) EUR Thousand Main Products EU(15) Exports to AC- 2002
- 19. Thank You A presentation by the Trade & Economic Affairs Section of the Delegation of the European Commission in India, New Delhi