UK's Truss seeks progress with U.S. to end Airbus-Boeing dispute
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British trade minister said she wanted to make progress in talks in London on Wednesday with U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai on ending a dispute over aircraft subsidies.
"I also want to make progress on ending the Airbus/Boeing dispute and finding a permanent solution that works for industries in both nations," Truss said in a statement.
"By focusing on these shared ambitions and drawing a line under senseless trade disputes we can take our trade relationship to new heights and build back better from Covid-19."
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