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Police break up Morocco protest against trade deal.
13-Mar-2004 Friends of Morocco
Moroccan police armed with truncheons on Wednesday broke up a sit-in by protesters opposed to a free trade deal with the United States which they say could hurt the North African country’s most vulnerable people.
King’s reforms had positive impact on Morocco-US FTA, prime minister
13-Mar-2004
Initiatives and reforms conducted by Moroccan king Mohammed VI in various fields have had "a positive and decisive impact" on the conclusion of a free trade agreement with the United States, said, here Thursday, Moroccan Premier Driss Jettou.
Stick approach: Police break up free trade demo in Morocco
12-Mar-2004 raioo.com
Witnesses say police used batons to break up 200 people protesting in Rabat against US-Morocco free trade deal.
No plans for a US-EU free trade pact
5-Mar-2004
A top European Union trade official ruled out chances on Friday of the world’s two largest economic powers, the United States and the EU, negotiating a free trade agreement.
PM urges US-type rules
25-Feb-2004
Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has ordered the Commerce Ministry to quickly address the issue of intellectual property-right violations to facilitate the creation of the Thailand-US Free Trade Agreement (FTA).