USTR Plans Slow Week after Hawaii Talks, No Comment on TPP Progress
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative is taking a break from public events this week, following the wrap-up of Trans-Pacific Partnership chief negotiator talks in Hawaii (see 1503110066). USTR didn't respond for comment on the talks. Meanwhile, USTR Michael…
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Froman will speak to a closed-door Business Forward event on March 18 on the status of TPP and other trade negotiations, USTR said in its weekly schedule (here). Deputy USTR Robert Holleyman will also speak to the National Lieutenant Governors Association in Washington on March 18. Froman will then travel to Brussels on March 20 for meetings presumably focused on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.