The principle of giving others the same treatment as one’s own nationals. GATT Article III requires that imports be treated no less favourably than the same or similar domestically-produced goods once [..]

The principle of providing foreign producers and sellers the same treatment provided to domestic firms.

A country accords no less favorable treatment to imported goods than it does to domestic goods.

National treatment is a concept of international law that if a state provides certain rights and privileges to its own citizens; it must provide equivalent rights and privileges to foreigners who are [..]

(traitement national). Extension to imported goods and services of treatment no less favourable than that accorded to domestic goods and services with respect to internal taxes, laws, regulations and [..]

National treatment affords individuals and firms of foreign countries the same competitive opportunities, including market access, as are available to domestic parties.

When foreign companies are given the same competitive opportunities, including market access, and are subject to the same legal framework as domestic companies.

A country accords no less favorable treatment to imported goods than it does to domestic goods.

One approach for determining how citizens of a treaty nation should be treated by the government of another member nation.