The next scheduled negotiating session over the future of the North American free trade pact will take place virtually at the start of next month, according to the Mexican minister leading the talks, who has sought to project optimism for a deal even as US President Donald Trump has adopted the opposite stance in recent days.
The next scheduled negotiating session over the future of the North American free trade pact will take place virtually at the start of next month, according to the Mexican minister leading the talks, who has sought to project optimism for a deal even as US President Donald Trump has adopted the opposite stance in recent days.
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