White House Announces Trade Mission to Germany
President Barack Obama in late April will visit Germany to discuss advancement of negotiations on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the White House announced on Dec. 30 (here). Obama, who will be the first…
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U.S. president to attend the annual Hannover Messe industrial technology trade show, plans to showcase “American innovation and ingenuity” and tout the U.S. as a sound investment destination. “This visit, which will be the President’s fifth to Germany, underscores the enduring political and economic ties between Americans and Germans and highlights the U.S. commitment to trade and investment as drivers of job creation and economic growth on both sides of the Atlantic,” the White House said.