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35 countries in 2015 exported to the EU without "freedom of movement of people"
| Exported goods to the EU Value in billions of Euros No free trade agreement |
Exported goods to the EU Value in billions of Euros With free trade agreement |
| China: 350.424. | Turkey: 61.607 |
| USA: 248.437 | South Korea: 42.347 |
| Russia: 135.711 | Vietnam: 29.975 |
| Japan: 59.768 | Canada: 28.256 |
| India: 39.448 | Algeria: 20.898 |
| Brazil: 31.067 | Mexico: 19.691 |
| Taiwan: 25.512 | South Africa: 19.37 |
| Malaysia: 22.758 | Singapore: 18.957 |
| Saudi Arabia: 21.552 | Israel: 13.264 |
| Thailand: 19.568 | Ukraine: 12.77 |
| Nigeria: 18.374 | Morocco: 12.527 |
| Kazakhstan: 16.249 | Tunisia: 9.507 |
| Bangladesh: 15.146 | Chile: 8.287 |
| Iraq: 12.186 | Serbia: 7.902 |
| Indonesia: 15.354 | |
| Hong Kong: 14.256 | |
| Azerbaijan: 10.71 | |
| Australia: 9.566 | |
| Argentina: 8.173 | |
| Angola: 7.988 | |
| United Arab Emirates: 9.379 |
"Freedom of movement" is not required for access to the (EU) Single Market
Published 1st July 2016William Dartmouth MEP, the UKIP Trade Spokesman, speaking today said; "The facts are clear, 'freedom of movement' is not currently required to access the Common Regulatory Zone, otherwise known as the Single Market".
Exports to the EU in 2015 from 35 countries without "freedom of movement" amounted to over 1,396 billion euros, are the European Council and the European Commission now going to embargo all imports into the EU from all of those countries? None of whom have a free movement requirement?
Sources: European Commission; Trade Statistics – "Top Trading Partners" and CIA World Factbook
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