Ambassador of Ukraine to Canada Andrii Shevchenko says the government of Canada has urged its Parliament to ratify the Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement.
He announced this on his microblog in Twitter, Ukrainian News Agency reports.
Ambassador of Ukraine to Canada Shevchenko says the procedures in Canada envisage that the government will submit to the Parliament bills for the implementation of the Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement in 21 session days.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the Parliaments of Canada and Ukraine will have ratified the Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement (CUFTA) before the end of 2016.
On July 11, Ukraine and Canada signed the Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement.
The Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement envisages opportunities for Ukraine to supply poultry, eggs, dairy products, cheese, beef, pork, wheat and barley at zero import duty, but within the tariff quotas.
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