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TTIP has the potential to be a forum which sets 21st century trade rules, but needs more attention and support from the highest levels of government.
TTIP has the potential to be a forum which sets 21st century trade rules, but needs more attention and support from the highest levels of government.
An attempt to create a free trade area between the European Union and the United States was officially launched at the G8 Summit in Northern Ireland in June 2013. The project is called “TTIP” – the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. President Obama, Chancellor Merkel and Prime Minister Cameron are key supporters. But after one year of negotiations and […]