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BILATERAL
RELATIONS
Bilateral agreements
Since the beginning of the relationship between Chile and the
United States, both countries have signed several agreements and
memoranda of understanding. One of the oldest is the Treaty of
Amity of 1833, which entered into force in 1834.
The agreements cover areas such as agriculture,
aviation, education, environmental cooperation, extradition,
maritime matters and navigation, narcotic drugs, scientific
and technical cooperation, space cooperation, telecommunications,
trade, visas, and weather stations.
One of the most recent agreements is the United
States-Chile Free Trade Agreement, signed in Miami on June 6,
2003, which entered into force January 1, 2004.
LINKS:
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Chile-DIRECON
http://www.direcon.cl
• United States Trade Representative
http://www.ustr.gov/Trade_Agreements/Bilateral/Chile_FTA/Final_Texts/Section_Index.html
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