U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have held a conversation amid tensions created by new tariffs imposed by the United States on products from Canada, Mexico, and China.
During the communication, Trump emphasized the importance of dialogue with Trudeau and expressed his intention to continue addressing the trade differences between the two countries. The U.S. president also mentioned the difficulties faced by banks in his country to operate in Canada, labeling this barrier as unfair to American businesses.
In the published message, Trump not only referred to trade issues but also pointed out the drug trafficking topic as a key concern in his conversations with Trudeau. The president anticipated that discussions would continue and address fundamental aspects of bilateral trade.
Trump stressed the importance of finding solutions to trade tensions and expressed his desire to resume discussions with Trudeau in the near future. The communication between the two leaders marks a critical point in the relationship between the United States and Canada as they seek ways to overcome the challenges posed by the new tariffs and presidential statements.
