U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer held discussions with Canadian officials in preparation for the upcoming reciprocal tariff deadline on April 2nd. The meeting focused on the Trump Administration's steel and aluminum tariffs, emphasizing fair trade between the United States, Canada, and Ontario while addressing border security and fentanyl elimination.
Secretary Lutnick and Ambassador Greer underscored the Trump Administration's dedication to achieving equitable trade agreements, acknowledging Canada's potential contribution to these efforts. Both nations acknowledged their strong historical ties.
Lutnick reiterated his commitment to advancing President Donald J. Trump's trade vision. Since assuming office, he has engaged with numerous international representatives to ensure alignment with the President's objectives globally. The administration aims to foster balanced relationships that mitigate trade deficits and foreign restrictions, thereby supporting U.S. businesses in the global market.
