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Its third-country policy aims to safeguard the economic interests of its Member States, support and reinforce European and interregional integration, and contribute to global efforts to liberalise trade and investment. Free trade network Toggle Menu Back to Free trade network Processed Agricultural Products notifications Horizontal work Toggle Menu Back to Horizontal work Objectives in free trade agreements Free trade agreement preference utilisation Trade and sustainable development Custom and origins Technical assistance Trade statistics Statistical Cooperation Toggle Menu Back to Statistical Cooperation Statistical Cooperations (mega menu) Statistical CooperationStatistics play a fundamental role in planning, developing and monitoring the economic, social and environmental aspects of the European Single Market. The EFTA Statistical Office (ESO) is the liaison office between the EFTA National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) and Eurostat – the statistical office of the European Union. Cooperation between the EFTA NSIs, Eurostat and ESO, particularly in the context of the EEA Agreement, and technical cooperation with partner countries outside the European Statistical System remain the two main areas of ESO’s activities. 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What is EFTA? EFTA Secretariat What is EFTA? Learn more about EFTA The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) is the intergovernmental organisation of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, set up for the promotion of free trade and economic integration between its members, within Europe and globally. European Free Trade Association Info Iceland Capital: ReykjavikLanguage: IcelandicCurrency: Icelandic króna (ISK)Government website Info Liechtenstein Capital: VaduzLanguage: GermanCurrency: Swiss franc (CHF)Goverment website Info Norway Capital: OsloLanguage: Norwegian, SamiCurrency: Norwegian krone (NOK)Government website Info Switzerland Capital: BernLanguage: German, French, Italian, RomanshCurrency: Swiss franc (CHF)Government website Offices Staff Directory In this section you will find information about the day-to-day management of the Secretariat, our organisational chart and annual budget. EFTA Secretariat, Geneva More EFTA Secretariat, Brussels More EFTA Statistical Office, Luxembourg More EEA and Relations with the EU Policy Areas EEA-Lex EEA Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union The EEA Agreement unites the EU Member States and the EEA EFTA States in an Internal Market governed by the same basic rules relating to the free movement of goods, services, capital and persons, as well as certain horizontal and flanking policies. Free Movement of Goods Free Movement of Services Free Movement of Capital Free Movement of Persons Horizontal Policies Competition / State Aid EFTA’s web-based legal database, EEA-Lex, is an important tool for monitoring proposed EU legal acts with possible EEA relevance, adopted EU acts under consideration for incorporation into the EEA Agreement, and acts that have already been incorporated into the Agreement. EEA-Lex EEA Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union View all suplements The EEA Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union is a weekly legal gazette containing Icelandic and Norwegian translations of EEA-relevant texts, including merger notifications requiring quick publication. Separate issues of the Supplement contain translations of EEA Joint Committee Decisions and EU legal acts that have been incorporated into the EEA Agreement supplement 04 January 2024 EEA Supplement 2024 (IS) supplement 04 January 2024 EEA Supplement 2024 (NO) Trade Relations More about Trade Relations EFTA has an extensive worldwide network of free trade relations. Its third-country policy aims to safeguard the economic interests of its Member States, support and reinforce European and interregional integration, and contribute to global efforts to liberalise trade and investment. Trade by country Trade by map The EFTA States enjoy access to one of the world’s largest networks of preferential trade relations, which continues to expand thanks to an ambitious agenda of negotiations. EFTA has also signed joint declarations on cooperation with a number of countries to improve cooperation and as a possible first step towards free trade negotiations. Negotiations on hold or suspended EFTA Joint Declarations on Cooperation Free Trade Agreement Ongoing Negotiations or Talks Other trade agreements Apply Africa - Middle East (12) Algeria Negotiations on hold Egypt Free Trade Agreement Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Free Trade Agreement Israel Free Trade Agreement Jordan Free Trade Agreement Lebanon Free Trade Agreement Mauritius EFTA Joint Declarations on Cooperation Morocco Free Trade Agreement Nigeria EFTA Joint Declarations on Cooperation Palestinian Authority Free Trade Agreement Southern African Customs Union (SACU) Free Trade Agreement Tunisia Free Trade Agreement Americas (9) Canada Free Trade Agreement Central American States (Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama) Free Trade Agreement Central American States (Honduras) Negotiations on hold Chile Free Trade Agreement Colombia Free Trade Agreement Ecuador Free Trade Agreement MERCOSUR Ongoing Negotiations or Talks Mexico Free Trade Agreement Peru Free Trade Agreement Asia - Pacific (12) Hong Kong, China Free Trade Agreement India Free Trade Agreement Indonesia Free Trade Agreement Malaysia Ongoing Negotiations or Talks Mongolia EFTA Joint Declarations on Cooperation Myanmar EFTA Joint Declarations on Cooperation Pakistan EFTA Joint Declarations on Cooperation Philippines Free Trade Agreement Republic of Korea Free Trade Agreement Singapore Free Trade Agreement Thailand Ongoing Negotiations or Talks Vietnam Ongoing Negotiations or Talks Europe (16) Albania Free Trade Agreement Bosnia and Herzegovina Free Trade Agreement Georgia Free Trade Agreement Kingdom of Norway EFTA member states Kosovo Ongoing Negotiations or Talks Moldova Free Trade Agreement Montenegro Free Trade Agreement North Macedonia Free Trade Agreement Principality of Liechtenstein EFTA member states Republic of Iceland EFTA member states Russia / Belarus / Kazakhstan Negotiations suspended Serbia Free Trade Agreement Swiss Confederation EFTA member states Türkiye Free Trade Agreement Ukraine Free Trade Agreement United Kingdom Other trade agreements The EFTA States jointly negotiate free trade agreements with partners outside the European Union to strengthen their competitive position and increase market access for their products. As a result, economic operators in the EFTA States enjoy access to one of the world’s largest networks of preferential trade relations, which continues to expand thanks to an ambitious agenda of negotiations. Statistical Cooperation More about Statistical Cooperation Statistics play a fundamental role in planning, developing and monitoring the economic, social and environmental aspects of the European Single Market. The EFTA Statistical Office (ESO) is the liaison office between the EFTA National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) and Eurostat – the statistical office of the European Union. Cooperation between the EFTA NSIs, Eurostat and ESO, particularly in the context of the EEA Agreement, and technical cooperation with partner countries outside the European Statistical System remain the two main areas of ESO’s activities. European Statistical Cooperation Statistical Cooperation by Map European Statistical Cooperation National statistical institutes in the EU and EFTA States Data Collection The National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) collect data using surveys, censuses, administrative as well as privately held sources. EFTA and the European Statistical System EFTA Statistical Office ESO, as a liaison office, supports the EFTA NSIs in their cooperation with Eurostat. European Statistics Dissemination Eurostat disseminates European statistics on the EU and EFTA States through various channels, including online databases, publications, and visualisation tools. European Statistics development and production Eurostat leads the harmonisation and production of European statistics using the statistical results from the EU and EFTA NSIs. Policy makers, researchers, businesses, and citizens Utilisation and Awareness European statistics provide information about the functioning and development of the EU single market, in which the EFTA States participate. Policy makers, researchers, businesses, and citizens use European statistics for decision-making, research and analysis, general information, and awareness. Statistical Cooperation by Map Careers Open VacanciesHere you can find details of all current vacancies at the EFTA Secretariat (Brussels, Geneva and Luxembourg duty stations), as well as at the Financial Mechanism Office, affiliated with the EFTA Secretariat in Brussels.Check our current vacanciesLog in to the recruitment system Junior Professional ProgrammeThe Junior Professional Programme and short-term expert positions provide young professionals and recent graduates with a unique opportunity to experience and participate in the work of the organisation.What's on offerMore information Life at EFTAWorking at the EFTA Secretariat means working in a diverse and multicultural environment, where every staff member brings a variety of perspectives and experiences to the table. Our Mission is to serve as a committed and trusted partner, providing high quality expertise and advice to our Member States in promoting free trade and economic integration. Our cultureDuty stations EFTA Toolbox How EU Law becomes EEA Law EFTA SharePoint How EU Law becomes EEA Law View more An interactive web tool on How EU Law Becomes EEA Law provides a visual presentation of the legislative process behind the Agreement on the European Economic Area. EFTA SharePoint View more The EFTA Secretariat's SharePoint platform serves as a secure access hub for distributing information and documents to ministries, parliamentarians, members of the Consultative Committee and other integral stakeholders within the EFTA family. Annual Report 2023 European Free Trade Association Annual Report 2023 Discover highlights from EFTA's Annual Report for 2023, showcasing developments in trade negotiations and the EEA process. 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