Common use of Future Negotiations Clause in Contracts

Future Negotiations. At the request of either Party, the Parties shall enter into negotiations with a view to extending the coverage of this Chapter on a reciprocal basis, where the other Party grants suppliers of a non-Party, through an international treaty to be concluded after the entry into force of this Agreement, greater access to its government procurement market than that granted to suppliers of the other Party pursuant to this Chapter.

Future Negotiations. At the request of either any Party, the Parties shall enter into consider initiating future negotiations with a view to extending the coverage of this Chapter on a reciprocal basisChapter, where the other Party grants suppliers of a non-Party, through an international treaty to be concluded that enters into force after the entry into force of this Agreement, greater access to its government procurement market than that granted it grants to suppliers of the other Party pursuant to in accordance with this Chapter.

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Future Negotiations. At the request of either any Party, the other Parties shall enter into consider holding future negotiations with a view in order to extending expand the coverage of this Chapter on a reciprocal basis, where the other when any Party grants suppliers of a non-Party, through an international treaty to be concluded after the entry into force of this Agreement, greater access to its government procurement market than that granted to suppliers of from a non-Party state than to the other Party Parties' suppliers pursuant to this Chapter.Additional Protocol, by means of an international treaty to enter into force after this Additional Protocol. ANNEX 8.2