EU launches Trade and Investment Dialogue with Trans-Pacific bloc
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
63% : This is an important milestone, as the EU and the members of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) represent 32 per cent of global GDP and 37 per cent of global trade.59% : He also exchanged with Australian Minister for Resources Madeleine King on accelerating EU-Australia cooperation on critical minerals, focusing on real, timely projects.
58% : The EU-CPTPP Trade and Investment Dialogue will cover result-oriented cooperation between the two blocs in five key areas: trade diversification, digital trade, trade and investment facilitation, supply chain resilience, and the global trade environment, including World Trade Organization reform, the European Commission said in a press release.
58% : But this goes beyond a symbolic signal, as we are now set to focus our efforts on clear, mutually beneficial results across the five priority areas," EU commissioner for trade and economic security Maros Sefcovic said.
55% : "As the world's largest trading bloc (with a global trade share of close to 16 per cent), the EU remains committed to an open, rules-based and stable trade environment.
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