The TPR Report examined and evaluated Colombia’s trade and related policies, concluding that there has been steady economic growth since 1996. Non-tariff barriers to trade have been reduced and several economic reforms have taken place, particularly in services. However, the Report notes that further reforms in practices related to customs, import licensing, local content requirements, internal taxes and the regulation of certain services, are needed to consolidate and broaden these gains.
For further information and access to the Report: http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tpr_e/tp273_e.htm
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