EU President Urges TTIP Progress Before Summit with Obama
The European Union is focused on making progress in 2015 on Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership talks, said European Council President Donald Tusk in March 9 remarks before a sit-down with President Barack Obama (here). The two sides need to…
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“convince our public opinion on both sides of the Atlantic” in order to lock down a TTIP pact that will boost jobs and strengthen political security for the U.S. and EU, said Tusk, who described the agreement as a “good thing.” The EU agricultural commissioner also called for TTIP progress in 2015 in mid-February comments to reporters (see 1502190021).