The head of European executive, Ursula von der Leyen, on the other hand, has emphasized the diversification of commercial relationships and focusing on the “great opportunities” that 83% of world trade offers.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said on Monday that the European Union will continue to negotiate an exit with the United States to the crisis by imposing 20% of rates on all goods, which offers Washington to reduce the taxes to industrial products.
“We are willing to negotiate with the United States. We have even offered zero rates for zero for industrial goods, as we have successfully done with many other commercial partners,” said the community president in statements together with the Norwegian Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr store, after his meeting in Brussels.
Community sources have explained that This offer has been transferred by the Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security, Maros SefcovicWithin the framework of his last contacts with his North -American counterpart, the secretary of the Trade, Howard Lutnick and the commercial head of the Trump Government, Jamieson L. Gree, with whom he held a two -hour video contract last Friday and those days for a 24 -hour journey to fight the Tariff offensive.
For questions from the press, the German conservatively assured that an offer in this regard was presented and repeated for the automotive sector, although he explained that “there was” there was no sufficient response “.
Von der Leyen has emphasized that “Europe is always willing to reach a good agreement”, although he has pointed out what he maintains “All instruments on the table“, including the anti -instrument, to respond to the crisis opened by US President Donald Trump.
“All instruments are on the table. There is various instruments and we have to see how negotiations will decide which instrument we finally use,” he explained. Similarly, he has announced the implementation of a work team that investigates the “indirect effects” of the rates you have in the European import trade deviation. “We will collaborate with the industry to ensure that we have the empirical basis that is needed for our political measures. We will remain in close contact to work together and minimize mutual effects,” he argued.
Finally, the head of European executive power has emphasized diversify business relationships and focus on “Great opportunities” offered by 83% of the remains of world trade. “That is why we deepen our relationships with our business partners,” he insisted on giving the recent similarities with Mexico, Mercosur and Switzerland as an example of this and to focus on the following pacts with India, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia “and many others.”
Source: EITB
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