“ US President Donald Trump, answering questions from journalists on board Air Force One, said that he does not plan to resume trade negotiations with Canada. Source: “European Truth” with reference to Bloomberg Details: According to him, despite the apology of Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney for the “anti-tariff” advertisement, the dialogue between the countries will not resume. “No, but I have a very good relationship. I love him very much, but, you know, what they did was wrong. He was very polite. He apologized for what they did with the ad,” said the American president. Earlier in the day, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the goal was to get the U.S. and Canada back to the negotiating table after their breakdown last week and for the countries to work more closely together on oil, gas and critical minerals. We will remind: on October 26, Trump announced an additional 10% tariffs on Canada in response to the television advertisement of the province of Ontario, which is broadcast in the USA. The ad features excerpts from former US President Ronald Reagan’s speech criticizing the tariffs. The Premier of Ontario Doug Ford said that he will stop the broadcast of advertisements, but the American president was not reassured by this. At the same time, Carney, who has repeatedly traveled to Washington for trade talks over the past month, said that his government is ready to resume trade negotiations with the United States at any time.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
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Details: According to him, despite the apology of the Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, for the “anti-tariff” advertisement, the dialogue between the countries will not resume.
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“No, but I have a very good relationship. I love him very much, but, you know, what they did was wrong. He was very polite. He apologized for what they did with the ad,” said the American president.
Earlier in the day, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the goal was to get the U.S. and Canada back to the negotiating table after their breakdown last week and for the countries to work more closely together on oil, gas and critical minerals.
We will remind:
- On October 26, Trump announced an additional 10% tariffs on Canada in response to an Ontario television ad broadcast in the US. The ad features excerpts from former US President Ronald Reagan’s speech criticizing the tariffs.
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he stop broadcasting adsbut the American president was not reassured by this.
- At the same time, Carney, who has repeatedly traveled to Washington for trade talks over the past month, said that his government is ready to resume trade negotiations with the United States at any time.