Fact Sheet

WASHINGTON – Today, United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai will travel to North Carolina. During her visit, she will join Governor Roy Cooper for a tour of North Carolina State University’s Talley Turkey Education Unit.

New Avenues of Collaboration Embrace Shared Vision of Expanded Partnership, and Contribute to a Rules-Based Global Economy

The U.S. and Mexican HLED co-chairs met virtually on April 18 to review key accomplishments since the September 12 HLED ministerial as outlined below. They also discussed priority initiatives and stakeholder engagements to plan for the HLED ministerial in fall 2023.

Next week, Ambassador Katherine Tai will make her fourth trip to Tokyo as United States Trade Representative.  Since the start of the Biden-Harris Administration, the United States and Japan have worked tirelessly to strengthen and deepen the bilateral economic and trade relationship.

The United States and Japan share a common interest in strengthening supply chains between like-minded partners and increasing resilience against threats such as economic coercion and non-market policies and practices, as well as encouraging high-road labor and environmental standards.

WASHINGTON – Ambassador Tai continues to execute President Biden’s vision of a new, worker-centered approach to trade policy that grows the economy from the bottom up and the middle out as she approaches the two-year anniversary as the 19^th United States Trade Representative on March 18, 2023.

WASHINGTON – Ambassador Katherine Tai and the Office of the United States Trade Representative today delivered President Biden’s 2023 Trade Policy Agenda and 2022 Annual Report to Congress.  This report details USTR’s work to implement the Biden Administration’s trade priorities and advance an inclusive, worker-centered trade policy.