Business Roundtable Hosts Meeting of Business Leaders From NAFTA Countries
Business Roundtable (BRT) Chairman Jamie Dimon, in partnership with Business Council of Canada Chairwoman Linda Hasenfratz and Consejo Mexicano de Negocios (Mexican Business Council) Chairman Alejandro Ramirez Magana, hosted a meeting of U.S., Canadian and Mexican business leaders in Washington…
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on June 7, BRT announced (here). The organizations in a joint statement said a new NAFTA should account for e-commerce, the digital economy and competition from state-owned enterprises. “We urge our governments to preserve and build on NAFTA’s proven benefits for businesses, workers and consumers,” the statement says. “Negotiators must take care not to erect new barriers to the $1.3 trillion in trade across our borders. Equally, they must avoid disrupting supply chains that enable our companies and workers to produce globally competitive goods and services.”