En ce qui concerne les autres signataires (Brunei,
et autres produits – Soutenue par l’Australie, le Brunei
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) is the most significant regional trade agreement that Canada has negotiated since the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) concluded nearly two decades ago.
FTAs with seven Asian-Pacific countries—Australia, Brunei
En ce qui concerne les autres signataires (Brunei,
Diplomatic Missions and Consular Posts Accredited to Canada
Federative Republic of Brazil High Commission for Brunei
Canada became an Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) dialogue partner in 1977 and is one of 11 partners with this designation.
Singapore and Thailand in 1967, it was later joined by Brunei
It includes Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan
Botswana – $283,260 Brazil $1,446,053 $274,474 Brunei
Bermuda 24,055 Botswana 14,646 Brazil 4,126,893 Brunei
It is the goal of the Government of Canada to make every reasonable effort to extend facilities to spouses and children of accredited foreign representatives interested in accessing the local labour market, including those of members of international organizations and other offices established in Canada.
Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil* Britain Brunei
