US-Japan Gaps Remain, but Recent Progress Bodes Well for TPP, Says Froman
The U.S. has made more progress to close the U.S.-Japanese negotiating gaps in Trans-Pacific Partnership talks, but "continued work is needed to ultimately resolve the outstanding issues," said U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman following two days of meetings with his…
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Japanese counterpart in Tokyo. The progress "will contribute important momentum to the broader TPP talks," said Froman, in a statement released by his office. Froman met with Japanese Economy Minister Akira Amari.