Ambassador Katherine Tai and the Office of the United States Trade Representative delivered President Biden’s 2023 Trade Policy Agenda and 2022 Annual Report to Congress. This report details USTR’s work to implement the Biden Administration’s trade priorities and advance an inclusive, worker-centered trade policy.
President Biden’s 2023 trade agenda continues to focus on “partnership” style trade deals over the more traditional comprehensive free trade agreement, according to a report released yesterday by the US Trade Representative’s Office.
That will come along with enforcing existing trade agreements to ensure partners are living up to their commitments. The 2023 Trade Policy Agenda outlines the Administration’s trade priorities for the year ahead.
“From enforcing the USMCA to creating innovative trade arrangements with our allies and partners, we will continue to pursue an agenda that will deliver sustainable and inclusive economic prosperity for all,” US Trade Representative Katherine Tai said.
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