Kir Stamor Trading relations with Canada have to take back to track Donald Trump And tariffs who have sent global business into the upheaval.
The Prime Minister has flew to Ottawa for a bilateral meeting with the newly elected Canadian. PM Mark Carney The next week ahead of a G7 summit in Alberta.
Downing Street has created a point of desire to “maintain Britain’s position as an independent and open trading nation”, as Sir Kir flew across the Atlantic.
The line was a direct rebuke for a strategy chased by Donald Trump with his tariff before a required bilateral meeting with the US President at the summit.
Nevertheless, the G7 summit is ready to pive from business issues Increasing conflict in the Middle East, Also failure to bring peace in Ukraine.
Talking to reporters on a Canadian flight on Saturday, Sir Kir claimed his relationship with Trump.
He said: “I have got a good relationship with President Trump, and this is important, as you can see from the fact that we can discuss the immediate situation in relation to Israel and Iran tomorrow. I think we think G7 is an opportunity to see, as we are, the global economy, the global economy, along with that global economy and more cases of national security in that global economy.”
He said: “I am saying, perhaps now the best part of six months, we are in a new era of defense and security, a new era for business and economy. And I think it is really important to play a major role in Britain, and that is what I am doing in G7, talking to all our partners in a creative way.”
But he also clarified that he would not accept claims by Trump that Canada is “51 states America”, when he created anger after failing to do so at a press conference at the White House earlier this year.
Sir Kir said: “Canada and America are our partners. Canada is an independent, sovereign nation, and is quite correct, and this is the basis on which I have contacted my discussions with all my partners. I am not going to the accurate conversations made by me, but let me be completely clear: Canada is an independent, sovereignt country and a member of the Komnavati.”
The G7 Summit will be the first for Sir Keir and Mr. Carney as they were elected.
But it also brings back the memories of 2018, the last time G7 was in Canada, when President Trump caused chaos by removing communal at the last moment about the comments made by the then Canadian PM Justin Trudeau.
Despite this, Sir Kir knows that he is still in a race against time to ensure that he and Trump agreed last month have implemented the business deal and reduces tariffs. If he fails, the UK steel can be hit with a tariff of 50 percent instead of zero.
The business talks with Mr. Carney are not ready to reopen the discussions of the free trade agreement, which was pulled by Tory leader Kemi Badenoch last year when she was the business secretary in the craze government.
However, Sir Kir will emphasize the ability that further economic support between the UK and Canada can be obtained for the British people, as two equal -minded nations.
On the Canadian flight, the Prime Minister said: “I want to grow my business with Canada and I will discuss how we do with Mark Carney. I have known Mark for a long time, we are allies and colleagues and have a great relationship with me. We do a lot of business with Canada.
“A few months ago I said that the world is turning on trade and economy, such as it is turning on defense and security and I think it means we need to secure our base at home and turbocharging which we are doing at the cost of life and also reduce business obstacles with other countries. I am expressing in my discussions with the mark car and that is in the same position.”
Sir Kir said: “The interests of the British citizens – distributing it to the working people – that is the one who guides me in all my conversations with international leaders.
“And everywhere I go to meet the submarine riding a nuclear-operated submarine from the factory floor in the Jaguar Land Rover, I am reminded why this is the right approach.
“Because the decisions we take in the government, whether it is at home or abroad, has a profound effect on the day to day life of working people.
“And in these dangerous times, I am firm to make a unique way to secure and renew Britain in the era of global instability.”
Sir Kir will use the journey to argue that in a global economy of a change, the UK must maintain its pride status as an independent and open trading nation, strengthening our existing alliances by reducing obstacles to trade with other countries.
The UK and Canada already have a trade of £ 28bn for the UK economy, and Canada has welcomed the YK’s reception in the new global trade block known as a comprehensive and progressive agreement for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
The Prime Minister would say that he is open to go ahead on existing trading participation such as CPTPP, as well as constructs a better link with other trading blocks such as ASEAN and the European Union.
They believe that this participation provides huge economic benefits to the UK and working people and can act as important catalysts for British jobs and development.
