U.S. President Donald Trump Tells Reporters Canada and Iran Both Want a Deal
Trump said Canada and Iran both want deals as trade talks and U.S.-Iran negotiations remain stalled.
- On Saturday in Dublin, President Donald Trump expressed optimism regarding a trade deal with Canada, stating an agreement could arrive "fairly soon."
- Comparing the two nations, Trump noted, "Canada wants to make a deal very badly, just like Iran wants to make a deal very badly," though he questioned their readiness.
- Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc stated on Friday that no formal trade talks are currently scheduled, though conversations between Canadian and American officials continue.
- During his trip to Ireland, Trump met with Irish Prime Minister Miche and commented on reunification of the Republic and Northern Ireland while in Dublin.
- While Tehran continues targeting ships in the Strait near Hormuz, Trump claims Iran seeks a deal to end hostilities despite hardline leaders resisting negotiations.
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‘Canada wants to make a deal, and Iran wants to make a deal’
US President Donald Trump said both Canada and Iran are seeking agreements with the United States. “At the right time, both of those things could happen,” Trump insisted.On Canada, Trump said a deal could come “fairly soon” if Ottawa addresses...
Trump Sees Canada Trade Deal ‘Fairly Soon’
"President Donald Trump expressed optimism about resolving a trade fight with Canada and downplayed the prospect of quitting a continental trade pact, in a potential sign of de-escalating tensions between the two countries," Bloomberg reports.Said Trump: "We're doing great. We're going to have a gre
Canada 'wants to make a deal very badly,' says Donald Trump
President Trump stated Canada desires a trade deal soon and wants farmers treated better. He also expressed a wish for Ireland to be unified eventually. Trump met with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin and President Catherine Connolly. The visit included engagements and a stop at his golf resort. Protests occurred in Dublin and western Ireland during the president's visit.
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On a visit to Ireland for a golf trip and some diplomatic meetings, Donald Trump once again spoke about Canada on Saturday.
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