The United States have asked the countries with which they are currently talking about customs agreements to submit their best offer for trade negotiations on Wednesday.
According to the letter, the other required points include obligations in the field of digital trade and economic safety, as well as country -specific obligations.
Although government employees such as the Economic Adviser of the White House, Kevin Hassett, repeatedly promised that various similarities are about to be concluded, a trade agreement has been completed with Great Britain so far.
The design of the American commercial officer did not demonstrate which countries had to receive the letter specifically, but it was aimed at all those with whom active negotiations are led.
Washington led such discussions with the European Union, Japan, Vietnam and India.
Source: Krone
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