Canada and the United States praise the T-MEC at G-7 summit

Canada Y U.S they praised the trade agreement they signed last November along with Mexico and emphasized that it is the kind of mechanism that other democracies are claiming for themselves.

"We have an agreement that is good for our workers, good for our citizens, good for the middle class, and that is the kind of thing we need to see more around the world," says Trudeau

The assertion was made by the US president Donald Trump and the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, at its bilateral meeting this Sunday, outside the summit of the Group of Seven (G7, the most industrialized nations in the world, of which the United States and Canada are part).

The head of the Canadian government showed that among those attending this appointment at the French resort of Biarritz, There are several commercial negotiation processes underway, such as those in Japan and the United Kingdom, separately, with the United States.

Trudeau also met with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, with whom he addressed an agenda that among other topics includes the possibility of a trade agreement, said the Canadian CBA.

For the Canadian prime minister The trilateral trade agreement with the United States and Mexico is part of their flags in search of their re-election in the elections next October.

"We have an agreement that is good for our workers, good for our citizens, good for the middle class, and that is the kind of thing we need to see more around the world," said Trudeau, quoted by the Canadian press.

For his part, President Trump praised the trade agreement, which follows the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with the new name T-MEC, pointing out that it is a "very special" agreement.

"Our farmers love it. The unions love it. The workers love it, the manufacturers love it. Everyone likes. I think most Democrats like it. Hopefully, they will be voted very soon"Trump said.

The new trade agreement between the three countries was signed on November 30 and It is in the process of ratification by its respective legislative powers.

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