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Post by jonksy on Sept 26, 2023 0:42:25 GMT
UK signs sixth US state-level trade agreement
The UK is poised to sign its sixth trade agreement with a US state.
Industry and economic security minister Nusrat Ghani will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Washington state in Seattle.
The West Coast state is home to major US companies including Amazon, Starbucks, Microsoft and Boeing, with the aerospace sector a priority under the pact.
By notching up our sixth such deal we’ve surpassed the £2 trillion mark for combined GDP of states who’ve done a deal with the UK
Industry minister Nusrat Ghani
With hopes of a full-blown trade deal with the US abandoned, Britain has been focusing on smaller state-by-state agreements.
The prospect of a transatlantic deal was viewed as one of the key potential benefits of Brexit, but former US president Donald Trump’s defeat by US president Joe Biden saw hopes of a deal fade.
The UK will now have MoUs with six US states with a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of more than £2 trillion, according to the Department for Business and Trade.
The other states are Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma and Utah.
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Post by andrewbrown on Sept 26, 2023 6:30:35 GMT
Why is this bad news for remainers? We've left, so we have to make the best of where we are. Johnson thought that a US trade deal was essential. We're not getting one, so doing piecemeal deals with individual states instead.
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Post by jonksy on Sept 26, 2023 6:33:31 GMT
Why is this bad news for remainers? We've left, so we have to make the best of where we are. Johnson thought that a US trade deal was essential. We're not getting one, so doing piecemeal deals with individual states instead. Thankyou for my Indian takeaway for tonights meal... |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2023 6:50:27 GMT
UK signs sixth US state-level trade agreement
The UK is poised to sign its sixth trade agreement with a US state.
Industry and economic security minister Nusrat Ghani will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Washington state in Seattle.
The West Coast state is home to major US companies including Amazon, Starbucks, Microsoft and Boeing, with the aerospace sector a priority under the pact.
By notching up our sixth such deal we’ve surpassed the £2 trillion mark for combined GDP of states who’ve done a deal with the UK
Industry minister Nusrat Ghani
With hopes of a full-blown trade deal with the US abandoned, Britain has been focusing on smaller state-by-state agreements.
The prospect of a transatlantic deal was viewed as one of the key potential benefits of Brexit, but former US president Donald Trump’s defeat by US president Joe Biden saw hopes of a deal fade.
The UK will now have MoUs with six US states with a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of more than £2 trillion, according to the Department for Business and Trade.
The other states are Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma and Utah.
God, how much will this cost us? |
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Post by jonksy on Sept 26, 2023 6:56:53 GMT
UK signs sixth US state-level trade agreement
The UK is poised to sign its sixth trade agreement with a US state.
Industry and economic security minister Nusrat Ghani will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Washington state in Seattle.
The West Coast state is home to major US companies including Amazon, Starbucks, Microsoft and Boeing, with the aerospace sector a priority under the pact.
By notching up our sixth such deal we’ve surpassed the £2 trillion mark for combined GDP of states who’ve done a deal with the UK
Industry minister Nusrat Ghani
With hopes of a full-blown trade deal with the US abandoned, Britain has been focusing on smaller state-by-state agreements.
The prospect of a transatlantic deal was viewed as one of the key potential benefits of Brexit, but former US president Donald Trump’s defeat by US president Joe Biden saw hopes of a deal fade.
The UK will now have MoUs with six US states with a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of more than £2 trillion, according to the Department for Business and Trade.
The other states are Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma and Utah.
God, how much will this cost us? NOTHING and our soveriegnty intact...Good innit? |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2023 7:08:56 GMT
God, how much will this cost us? NOTHING and our soveriegnty intact...Good innit? All deals done by the Tories cost the taxpayer disproportionally to the gains, haven't you learned that yet? |
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Post by jonksy on Sept 26, 2023 7:14:55 GMT
NOTHING and our soveriegnty intact...Good innit? All deals done by the Tories cost the taxpayer disproportionally to the gains, haven't you learned that yet? I suppose I am wasting my time in asking you furnishing proof to you claim rr? |
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Post by Fairsociety on Sept 26, 2023 8:29:22 GMT
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Post by buccaneer on Sept 26, 2023 8:43:16 GMT
UK signs sixth US state-level trade agreement
The UK is poised to sign its sixth trade agreement with a US state.
Industry and economic security minister Nusrat Ghani will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Washington state in Seattle.
The West Coast state is home to major US companies including Amazon, Starbucks, Microsoft and Boeing, with the aerospace sector a priority under the pact.
By notching up our sixth such deal we’ve surpassed the £2 trillion mark for combined GDP of states who’ve done a deal with the UK
Industry minister Nusrat Ghani
With hopes of a full-blown trade deal with the US abandoned, Britain has been focusing on smaller state-by-state agreements.
The prospect of a transatlantic deal was viewed as one of the key potential benefits of Brexit, but former US president Donald Trump’s defeat by US president Joe Biden saw hopes of a deal fade.
The UK will now have MoUs with six US states with a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of more than £2 trillion, according to the Department for Business and Trade.
The other states are Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma and Utah.
God, how much will this cost us? If your man Keir had signed this deal, I bet your Y-fronts would be wet! |
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Post by jonksy on Sept 26, 2023 8:52:15 GMT
The end of the world is nigh. What's a matter with table cloths made in the UK? It just shows what selfish arseholes they really are. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Sept 26, 2023 8:59:26 GMT
The end of the world is nigh. What's a matter with table cloths made in the UK? It just shows what selfish arseholes they really are. This is he caliber and mentality of the lefty Re'moaners', moaners being the apt word, all they do is moan moan moan, they hate anyone enjoying themselves, I mean is that they best they can come up with a tablecloth ....beggars belief. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Sept 26, 2023 9:10:31 GMT
God, how much will this cost us? If your man Keir had signed this deal, I bet your Y-fronts would be wet! or his man thong. |
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Post by jonksy on Sept 26, 2023 9:11:24 GMT
The end of the world is nigh. What's a matter with table cloths made in the UK? It just shows what selfish arseholes they really are. This is he caliber and mentality of the lefty Re'moaners', moaners being the apt word, all they do is moan moan moan, they hate anyone enjoying themselves, I mean is that they best they can come up with a tablecloth ....beggars belief. Maybe he wanted one with a swastika on it mate..There is no accounting for taste. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Sept 26, 2023 9:19:54 GMT
This is he caliber and mentality of the lefty Re'moaners', moaners being the apt word, all they do is moan moan moan, they hate anyone enjoying themselves, I mean is that they best they can come up with a tablecloth ....beggars belief. Maybe he wanted one with a swastika on it mate..There is no accounting for taste. Many remoaners are starting to realise they have no idea what they miss about the EU, and most must be realising that the only ones who want back in the EU are the ones who want back on the EU gravy train, the EU did nothing for the ordinary people of the UK, and this just proves it, because none of the remoaners have a clue what it is they are suppose to be missing. |
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Post by dodgydave on Sept 27, 2023 1:17:10 GMT
Maybe he wanted one with a swastika on it mate..There is no accounting for taste. Many remoaners are starting to realise they have no idea what they miss about the EU, and most must be realising that the only ones who want back in the EU are the ones who want back on the EU gravy train, the EU did nothing for the ordinary people of the UK, and this just proves it, because none of the remoaners have a clue what it is they are suppose to be missing. I hear young uns complaining that they cannot work in the EU anymore. I ask them if they can speak French, German, Spanish or Italian... they look sheepish. So basically the only job they would get is in some shitty bar serving British people... they could do that at home lol. |
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