The EFTA Council
The EFTA Council is the highest governing body of EFTA. Member States usually meet once a month, at Ambassadorial level (Heads of Permanent Delegations to EFTA) in Geneva. In these meetings, the Delegations consult each other, negotiate and decide on policy issues regarding EFTA. The Council also meets twice a year at Ministerial level, usually in June and December. Each Member State is represented and has one vote, though decisions are usually reached through consensus.
EFTA Council News
- EFTA Autumn Ministerial Meeting 2009
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17-12-2009 : EFTA Ministers reviewed the state and the perspectives of free trade relations with partner countries worldwide. They were joined by Mr Mladjan Dinkic, Minister of Economy and Regional Development, Republic of Serbia, and Mr Sejdi Qerimaj, ...
- The EFTA Council discussed the Ministerial meeting and free trade relations
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08-12-2009 : The EFTA Council met in Geneva on 8 December 2009 for its eleventh meeting of the year. It discussed the meeting of EFTA Ministers in December 2009 and reviewed relations with countries outside the European Union.
- The EFTA Council discussed free trade relations
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19-11-2009 : The EFTA Council met in Geneva on 19 November 2009 for its tenth meeting of the year. It reviewed relations with countries outside the European Union, in particular with Ukraine. It also discussed the planned meeting of EFTA Ministers in December ...
- The EFTA Council discusses Ministerial meeting in December
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20-10-2009 : The EFTA Council met in Geneva on 19 October 2009 for its ninth meeting of the year. It reviewed relations with countries outside the European Union, including Lebanon and Russia. It also discussed the planned meeting of EFTA Ministers in December ...
- The EFTA Council met on 29 September for its first autumn meeting
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29-09-2009 : The EFTA Council met in Geneva on 29 September 2009 for its eighth meeting of the year. It discussed relations with countries outside the European Union, in particular with India and Ukraine, and approved projects for technical cooperation. The ...
