The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership is a free trade
agreement originally devised to consist of 16 countries across the Asia-Pacific
region. The pact looks to drop tariffs and duties between the members so that
goods and services can flow freely between them.
RCEP = 10 ASEAN countries + 6 countries
At the RCEP’s administrative core is ASEAN: an intergovernmental
grouping of 10 Southeast Asian countries –
1)
Brunei
2)
Cambodia
3)
Indonesia
4)
Laos
5)
Malaysia
6)
Myanmar
7)
The Philippines
8)
Singapore
9)
Thailand and
10)
Vietnam
It was proposed that the ASEAN bloc will be joined with six
dialogue partners:
1)
China
2)
Japan
3)
India
4)
South Korea
5)
Australia and
6)
New Zealand.
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