Giorgia Meloni’s long -awaited visit to her “Ally” American resulted in halftone results, in an atmosphere a bit tense. “I am here to make the West stronger”said the Italian guest before her interview with Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday, April 17. The far -right president of the Italian council was the first European leader to go to Washington since Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” on April 2, which launched its aggressive trade policy.
Managers of the third European country exporting to the United States, with nearly 50 billion euros in goods sold each year to Americans, Giorgia Meloni came to work with his relations with Washington with, in the background, the counting of eighty days to negotiate a trade agreement with the European Union.
Admittedly, the President of the United States said he was sure “100 %” that an agreement on customs duties with Europe would be concluded, “But a fair agreement”he said, while his team criticizes European non-tariff barriers. Eager to do the « pont » Between the two banks of the Atlantic, Giorgia Meloni could however put forward any other announcement than that of a possible visit by Donald Trump in Italy to negotiate with the European Union (EU). A solo announcement, which has not triggered the enthusiasm or even a beginning of confirmation from its host.
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