The United States claimed that Japan, as a developed country, was not granting the United States most favoured nation status or criminally prosecuting piracy and requested a meeting for February 20, 1996.
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Picture : Jelly Tse LEADERS of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong yesterday expressed optimism that the United States will renew without conditions China's most favoured nation ( MFN ) trade status.
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DESPITE a rising anti-Chinese mood in the United States Congress, President Bill Clinton announced on Wednesday his decision to extend most favoured nation ( MFN ) trade status to China for another year.
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As part of the peace treaty, France requested again the status of " " most favoured nation " " of the initial request, but allowing a similar status for the Confederation by France.
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Sweden further promised to respect Danzig's neutrality in the Second Northern War, and granted the Dutch Republic the status of a " most favoured nation . " Sweden and the Dutch Republic assured mutual friendship.
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Whether for shipping, business, crafts or arts, Chinese citizens will receive the same treatment as citizens of the most favorable countries . " This agreement granted China " most favoured nation " status in the Congo.
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The tariff fixed at 5 % was higher than before, the concept of extraterritoriality seemed to put the burden on foreigners to police themselves, and most favoured nation treatment appeared to set the foreigners one against the others.
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In 1999, Archer was instrumental in giving temporary Most favoured nation ( MFN ) status to China, with the support of then-president Bill Clinton, despite deep concerns over human rights issues and the trade deficit.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Sun .-The Government is satisfied that negotiations on financial services in the World Trade Organisation have concluded with a permanent most favoured nation-based agreement, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said today.
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In July, Congress will debate renewal of the Most Favoured Nation ( MFN ) trade status for China, a debate likely to intensify with growing criticism of China's persecution of Christians and other non-official religions.
