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MPAA head Dan Glickman sent a letter yesterday to both Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and to US Trade Representative Ron Kirk in which he called for a serious US push to pass the secretive Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. Full Article at Ars Technica
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"Thank you all for having me here today. Thank you to Michael Sorrell for that introduction and for his work at Paul Quinn College, and my thanks as well to Michael Lomax for his incredible dedication as President of the UNCF. Full Article at United States Trade Representative
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U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, left, Canada's Trade Minister Stockwell Day, center, and Mexico's Secretary of the Economy Gerardo Ruiz Mateos, talk with each other before the start of the Free Trade Commission of the North American Free Trade Agree... View Photo »
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My time in Beijing will be focused on continuing to engage my Chinese counterparts to further open Chinese markets to American exports and create well-paid jobs at home
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Beijing, China - United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk arrived in Beijing, China today as part of the United States delegation to join President Obama on his visit to China. Full Article at United States Trade Representative
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United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk Welcomes Launch of Environmental Goods and Services Information Exchange
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Washington, DC - Today United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk welcomed the launch of the Environmental Goods and Services Information Exchange (EGSIE). Full Article at United States Trade Representative
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By Aaron Back BEIJING -- U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke, accompanying President Barack Obama on his visit to China, on Monday rebutted Chinese criticism of recent U.S. trade policy, saying the U.S. is merely enforcing existing trade... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, left, Canada's Trade Minister Stockwell Day, center, and Mexico's Secretary of the Economy Gerardo Ruiz Mateos, talk before the start of the Free Trade Commission of the North American Free Trade Agreement meeting in... View Photo »
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I'd like also to say, but I'm not certain, that we'll see significant breakthroughs in the next few weeks and months. But I do think there's no question in my mind that the energy and commitment of the new USTR (U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk) is absolutely there
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Trade Minister Tim Groser has welcomed today's announcements by President Obama and US Trade Representative Ron Kirk that the United States intends to proceed with the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Full Article at InfoNews.co.nz
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US President Barack Obama arrives at the Istana in Singapore on November 15, 2009 for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders meeting. Full Article at Jack & Jill Politics
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U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, left, Canada's Trade Minister Stockwell Day, center, and Mexico's Secretary of the Economy Gerardo Ruiz Mateos, talk with each other before the start of the Free Trade Commission of the North American Free Trade Agreement meeting in Dallas, Monday, Oc...
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U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, left, Canada's Trade Minister Stockwell Day, center, and Mexico's Secretary of the Economy Gerardo Ruiz Mateos, talk before the start of the Free Trade Commission of the North American Free Trade Agreement meeting in Dallas, Monday, Oct. 19, 2009.
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US Trade Representitive Ron Kirk (L) meets with Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov on September 21, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, left, and Russia Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov, are seen before their meeting in Washington, Monday, Sept. 21, 2009.
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US Trade Representative Ron Kirk (L) and Brazil's Foreign Minister Celso Amorim during a press conference at Itamaraty Palace in Brasilia, on September 17, 2009. Kirk is on a two-days official visit to Brazil.
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U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, center, talks to an official during a press conference after the World Trade Organization ministerial meeting in New Delhi, India, Friday, Sept. 4, 2009.
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US trade representative Ron Kirk (L) and India Minister for Commerce and Industry Shri Anand Sharma (R) emerge from a bileteral meeting on the sidelines of world trade talks of the Cairns Group meeting in Nusa Dua on the Indonesian resort island of Bali on June 8, 2009.
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US trade representative Ron Kirk (L) and India Minister for Commerce and Industry Shri Anand Sharma (R) emerge from a bileteral meeting on the sidelines of world trade talks of the Cairns Group meeting in Nusa Dua on the Indonesian resort island of Bali on June 8, 2009.
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United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk (L) looks on as Egypt's Trade Minister Rachid Mohamed Rachid gives a statement after signing an agreement at the Office of the US Trade Representative in Washington, DC, on May 27, 2009.
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My time in Beijing will be focused on continuing to engage my Chinese counterparts to further open Chinese markets to American exports and create well-paid jobs at home
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I'd like also to say, but I'm not certain, that we'll see significant breakthroughs in the next few weeks and months. But I do think there's no question in my mind that the energy and commitment of the new USTR (U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk) is absolutely there
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Nothing would drive the American people further away from believing in the benefits of trade than for the United States to operate under the assumption that actually our trading partners can just give up on their promises
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US Trade Representative Ron Kirk who is heading the US delegation for meeting of the US-India Trade Policy Forum (TPF) is also likely to discuss the stalled Doha Round of talks for a global trade deal
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We seek with current and future TPP participants to shape a platform with the scope and coverage and high standards to successfully integrate the Asia-Pacific economies
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President Obama announced that the US will engage with our partners in APEC in the Trans-Pacific Partnership
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From a trade perspective, engagement in the Asia-Pacific region is vital to the increase of American exports and the creation of well-paid jobs here at home ... To sustain and create American jobs in the next decades, we must gain further access now to Asia-Pacific markets for our workers, farmers, ranc...
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From a trade perspective, engagement in the Asia-Pacific region is vital to the increase of American exports and the creation of well-paid jobs here at home ... To sustain and create American jobs in the next decades, we must gain further access now to Asia-Pacific markets for our workers, farmers, ranc...
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President Obama and I are very much concerned that it's time that America begin to pay atention to those who have been critical or may not be as strong believers in our trade policy
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The United States places great value on its strongly valued trade relationship with Morocco, as illustrated by our Free Trade Agreement ... As our two governments actively work to find collaborative opportunities to increase trade and investment in both directions, our FTA plays the central role in our ...
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The United States places great value on its strongly valued trade relationship with Morocco, as illustrated by our Free Trade Agreement ... As our two governments actively work to find collaborative opportunities to increase trade and investment in both directions, our FTA plays the central role in our ...
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I look forward to China resuming imports of U.S. pork products and live swine ... Based on our discussions, we expect China to base its opening on science and internationally agreed standards.
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I look forward to China resuming imports of U.S. pork products and live swine ... Based on our discussions, we expect China to base its opening on science and internationally agreed standards.
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the Obama Administration has to be responsive to those in our countries who believe that we have not operated and executed our trade policy in a way that paid as much attention to enforcement as it did in just opening up the markets
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As we look to the next 20 years of our relationship with China, our successful engagement must include strong and smart U.S. trade policy
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The focus of our discussion this morning was how we can strengthen our relationship to improve the overall competitiveness of North America
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The HOPE II program can help to create jobs and improve conditions across Haiti ... The HOPE II Act's duty-free access to the U.S. market and enhanced monitoring of labor conditions, along with President Clinton's new role as UN special envoy, means that brands and retailers will be more willing to cons...
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The HOPE II program can help to create jobs and improve conditions across Haiti ... The HOPE II Act's duty-free access to the U.S. market and enhanced monitoring of labor conditions, along with President Clinton's new role as UN special envoy, means that brands and retailers will be more willing to cons...
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Even though I am a proud graduate of the University of Texas law school, I'm glad to be here
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As a follow-up to the Leaders' Summit in August 2009, this meeting will provide an opportunity to discuss how we can work together to strengthen the relationship between the Free Trade Commission, the North American Commission for Labor Cooperation, and the North American Commission for Environmental Co...
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And if we are successful, that work will amplify our efforts at the WTO
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We are committed to using the Special 301 process to highlight the need for reforms to address new challenges like Internet piracy, as we did this year with Canada, and also using the process to recognize meaningful progress, as we did this year with Korea
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Canada failed to cure its breach, and the tribunal has upheld the ability of the United States to take action in response
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A fundamental goal of U.S. trade policy is to level the global playing field for American workers and businesses, which will save jobs and create new jobs in the United States
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More than talking about Mercosur or any other regional format, the purpose of my visit is to concentrate on the bilateral relation between Brazil and the U.S.
