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ASEAN Member States as a group came into a free trade agreement with a non-ASEAN Member State such as China (ASEAN-China FTA), Japan (ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership), South Korea (ASEAN-Korea FTA), India (ASEAN-India FTA) and Australia/New Zealand (ASEAN-Austral New Zealand FTA). These countries are also known as ASEAN FTA Partners (AFPs).
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