Export Council Presses Broad Progress on Trade in 2015
The President’s Export Council supports passage of Trade Promotion Authority and progress in negotiations on international pacts, the independent, public-private committee said in a recent report to President Barack Obama. The mid-term report presses Trans-Pacific Partnership progress and African Growth…
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and Opportunity renewal, but doesn’t urge a specific date or timeframe for the administration to wrap up TPP negotiations or sign AGOA legislation. The AGOA expires in September. The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative should make real progress in Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership talks by the end of 2015, said the export council. The committee praised progress at the World Trade Organization in a number of negotiations, and other U.S. commitments to increase trade.