Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Countries 2025

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TPP Country

No

Withdrew

Yes

TPP Country

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Country
TPP Country
Date Signed
CPTTP Joined
CPTTP Date Signed
Date Entered Into Force
Date Ratified
AustraliaYes02/18/16 03-08-201812-30-201810-31-2018
BruneiYes02/18/16 03-08-201807-12-202305-13-2023
CanadaYes02/18/16 03-08-201812-30-201810-29-2018
ChileYes02/18/16 03-08-201802-21-202312-23-2022
JapanYes02/18/16 03-08-201812-30-201807-06-2018
MalaysiaYes02/18/16 03-08-201811-29-202209-30-2022
MexicoYes02/18/16 03-08-201812-30-201806-28-2018
New ZealandYes02/18/16 03-08-201812-30-201810-25-2018
PeruYes02/18/16 03-08-201809-19-202111-12-2018
SingaporeYes02/18/16 03-08-201812-30-201807-19-2018
United KingdomNo 07-16-2023
United StatesWithdrew02/18/16
VietnamYes02/18/16 03-08-201801-14-201811-15-2018
  • Although US President Barack Obama signed the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in 2016, his successor Donald Trump withdrew from the TPP in January of 2017, before the agreement entered into force. As a result, the original TPP was retired and never entered into force.
  • The remaining 10 countries reformed around a new agreement, the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTTP).
  • The United Kingdom has been accepted into the CPTPP and will become a full member once all current members have ratified its addition. If the ratification process is not completed by October 16, 2024, the UK will become a full member once at least 6 current members have ratified its addition.
  • Several additional countries, including China and Ukraine, have applied to join the CPTPP. Their application dates are listed in the second table.