France Calls for US-EU Trade Negotiations
France's trade minister, Laurent Saint-Martin, urged Europe to negotiate with the US to remove new trade tariffs. Ahead of an EU trade ministers meeting in Luxembourg, he emphasized cooperation over confrontation and the necessity of a firm EU response if negotiations don't succeed.
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France's trade minister, Laurent Saint-Martin, has called on European nations to initiate negotiations with the United States to remove the recently imposed trade tariffs, as reported on Monday.
Speaking ahead of a critical EU trade ministers' meeting in Luxembourg, Saint-Martin underscored the importance of fostering cooperation over engaging in a trade war.
He emphasized the need for a firm and proportional response from the EU should negotiations fail to achieve the desired outcome of reverting trade relations to their previous state.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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