Free Trade Commission

The Free Trade Commission is a government body that promotes and manages international trade agreements, aiming to reduce barriers like tariffs and quotas. Its goal is to facilitate smoother trade between countries, encouraging economic growth and cooperation. The commission analyzes trade policies, settles disputes, and ensures that trade rules are followed. By doing so, it helps create an environment where goods and services can move more freely across borders, benefiting consumers and businesses with more choices, better prices, and stronger economic relationships.