INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Trump blames previous presidents for bad negotiating causing other nations taking advantage.Washington: President Donald Trump has rejected
that he is preparing to withdraw US from the World Trade Organisation, but implicated the international trade body of dealing with America
Trump's remarks came amidst reports that he has actually informed his top officials that he wishes to withdraw US from the WTO
We've been treated extremely terribly by the WTOIt's an extremely, really unjust circumstance
When you look at the WTO, that's where China emerged, when they joined the WTO, Trump told reporters.Asked about reports that he is
thinking about withdrawing from the WTO, Trump said, I'm not speaking about pulling out
I'm stating they haven't treated us fairly
We have actually not been treated fairly
We have been dealt with extremely severely
We have actually lost lots of, numerous cases over the yearsWe've had minority judges
we have actually had a minority position in judges
The WTO needs to begin dealing with the United States relatively since they have actually not treated us relatively, he said.Trump is a
longtime critic of the WTO
He often complains that the world trade body is biased against US.He likewise restated his claims that other countries had actually taken
advantage of United States on account of bad negotiating by past presidents
Our leaders have let it escape, missing out on in action
We will be treated fairly
We will be treated very fairly
However we have not been dealt with relatively on trade, he said
If you take a look at the European Union, it's USD 150 billion deficit
If you take a look at China, it's USD 375
If you take any country - look at Mexico, it's USD 100 billion trade deficitYou take a look at Canada
Canada's treated us poorlybut it'll all work out, he said.Trump had enforced tariffs on imports of aluminum and steel previously this year
that has actually activated new trade matches that will be thought about by WTO panels.The tariffs have actually likewise caused retaliation
by US allies, consisting of Canada and the European Union.Canada has announced billions of dollars in vindictive tariffs against US in a
tit-for-tat action to the Trump administration's tasks on Canadian steel and aluminum.(Other than for the heading, this story has not been
edited by TheIndianSubcontinent personnel and is released from a syndicated feed.)
