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tabling member constituency	Edinburgh South
answering dept sort name	International Trade
max date	2017-11-03

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03/11/2017

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Department for International Trade

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International Trade

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International Trade

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Trade Agreements: Africa

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To ask the Secretary of State for International Trade, what steps the Government is taking to ensure that trade negotiations include low and middle-income countries in Africa when the UK leaves the EU.

tabling member constituency

Edinburgh South

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Ian Murray

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is ministerial correction

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13/11/2017

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<p>We are considering our future trading relationships with a broad range of partners as we prepare to leave the EU. The UK remains committed to ensuring developing countries can reduce poverty through enhanced trading opportunities. The Government’s priority is to deliver continuity in our trading arrangements, including with developing countries. We will seek to transition existing Economic Partnership Agreements with African, and also Pacific and Caribbean, countries and regions. We will establish a unilateral trade preference scheme which will, as a minimum, provide the same level of access to around 70 developing countries as the EU’s Generalised Scheme of Preferences.</p>

answering member constituency

Chelsea and Fulham

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Greg Hands

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13/11/2017 17:15:31

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	label	Biography information for Greg Hands

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	label	Biography information for Ian Murray