Trump and Theresa agree to increase trade between the two countries
The Dollar Business Bureau UK and US leaders met on the sidelines of the G7 meet and reaffirmed to complete a bilateral trade agreement after UK's exit from the European Union. The two leaders met at Sicily and decided to forge their trade relationship. A spokesperson told the media that the two leaders agreed on the importance of free trade while ensuring that the citizens of both the countries are not left behind due to globalization. "The president and the prime minister reaffirmed their commitment to increasing trade between the UK and the U.S., including a post-Brexit trade deal," the spokesman said. Theresa May was the first leader of a State to visit the White House after Donald Trump became the President. It was ...
Trump-May meeting: Clash of ideologies or foundation for trade ties?
The Dollar Business Bureau Theresa May, leader of post-Brexit UK, intends to express support for free trade and the Iran nuclear deal in her upcoming meet with Donald Trump, on 27 January 2017. "You can expect the prime minister to be very clear during her U.S. visit on the benefits of free trade and championing them and wanting to look at what more can be done to increase that," the spokesperson said. "Certainly we have been a strong supporter of the Iran deal, of securing that, and I would expect the prime minister to be clear on that during her visit to the US." Trump has taken a plethora of bold anti free trade measures, and indicated earlier that he was no fan of the Iran nuclear deal either. The British PM's ...
