Trump and Carney Set to Discuss Trade Deal at White House
Donald Trump announced that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is eager to secure a trade agreement and will be visiting the White House soon. Trump congratulated Carney on his recent election win and noted that the electoral results in Canada present a complex political landscape.
In a recent declaration, U.S. President Donald Trump revealed that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is seeking to establish a trade agreement with the United States. Prime Minister Carney is expected to visit the White House next week to discuss this potential deal.
Trump shared that during a phone call on Tuesday, he congratulated Carney on his election victory. "He called me up yesterday - he said let's make a deal," Trump stated to reporters at the White House following a Cabinet meeting broadcasted to the public.
The U.S. President remarked on the complexities of the recent Canadian election, which resulted in a nearly even political divide, posing potential challenges for the country. Despite this, Trump emphasized the amiable conversations he has had with Carney, looking forward to the upcoming dialogue.
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