Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Government of the Republic of Lithuania on trade and economic cooperation

of June 7, 1995

The government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Lithuania which are referred to as further with Contracting Parties

wishing to promote development and strengthening of trade and economic relations between two states on the basis of equality, mutual advantage and the principles of international law,

proceeding from need of creating favorable conditions for development of trade relations between business entities of both states,

aiming to develop the relations in the field of trade according to the principles of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and the World Trade Organization (WTO),

agreed as follows:

Article 1

Contracting parties, being guided by the principles of equality, mutual advantage and interest, take measures for development and expansion of trade and economic relations between state bodies and business entities irrespective of their patterns of ownership with observance of the legal acts existing in both states.

Each of Contracting Parties abstains from the actions capable to cause economic damage to other Contracting Party.

Article 2

For the purpose of creation of mutually advantageous conditions for development of trade and economic cooperation Contracting Parties provide each other most favored nation treatment in that, as for:

- customs duties, taxes and fees applied concerning import and export including methods of collection of such duties, taxes and fees;

- the provisions concerning customs clearance, transit, warehousing, reloading of goods and other services of this sort;

- taxes and other internal duties of any sort levied directly or indirectly;

- payment methods and transfer of such payments;

- the rules concerning sale, purchase, transportation, distribution and use of goods in the domestic market;

- issues of import and export certificates.

Article 3

The status of the most favored treatment does not extend on:

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