The Trans-Pacific Partnership is one of the largest trade and investment agreements ever to be negotiated, involving some of the largest nations in the world. Taken together, they account for about 40 percent of the global economy.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership is one of the largest trade and investment agreements ever to be negotiated, involving some of the largest nations in the world. Taken together, they account for about 40 percent of the global economy.
Given its potential significance in terms of providing a template for regional and global trade and investment, we also invited Khun Pitak Udomwichaiwat, Director Bureau of Trade Economics and Oliver Massmann, from international law firm Duane Morris to share their views on the topic. The event was well attended by both public and private sector, from Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Embassies and private companies.
