The Bangkok Agreement, signed in 1975 as an initiative of ESCAP, is a preferential tariff arrangement that aims at promoting intra-regional trade through exchange of mutually agreed concessions by member countries.

Member countries:

Bangladesh, China, India, Republic of Korea, Lao People's Democratic Republic and Sri Lanka
ESCAP functions as the secretariat for the Agreement.

• Standing Committee of the Bangkok Agreement (22^nd session), 6-8 July 2004
• Seminar on implication of the Bangkok Agreement for the prospective member countries,
  25-26 March 2004
• Standing Committee of the Bangkok Agreement (21^st session), 17-19 February 2004
• Standing Committee of the Bangkok Agreement (20^th session), 10-12 November 2003
• China ratified its accession to the Bangkok Agreement on 12 April 2001

• Bangladesh
• Bangladesh National Schedule of Concession under Bangkok Agreement for India, Sri Lanka and the Republic of Korea


• China
• China's concessions under the Bangkok Agreement to Bangladesh, India, Republic of Korea and Sri Lanka
• China's special concessions under the Bangkok Agreement to Bangladesh


• India
• India's tariff concessions under the Bangkok Agreement
• India's concessions to LDC's under the Bangkok Agreement


• Republic of Korea
• Republic of Korea's national list of concessions under the Bangkok Agreement
• Republic of Korea's special concessions to Bangladesh under the Bangkok Agreement
• Republic of Korea's special concessions to Lao PDR under the Bangkok Agreement


• Sri Lanka
• Sri Lanka's national list of concessions under the Bangkok Agreement
• Sri Lanks's special concessions offered to Bangladesh under the Bangkok Agreement
• Sri Lanka's special concessions offered to Lao PDR under the Bangkok Agreement
• Sri Lanka's national list of concessions under the Bangkok Agreement: Rules of Origin