TPP Chief Negotiator Conference Ends

Publish Date：2019-04-17

[Global Times Special correspondent Zhang Di] On the afternoon of the 3rd, local time, the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) Chief Negotiating Conference was held in Toronto, Canada. On the occasion, after the meeting, the chief negotiator of Japan, the professional negotiator of the professional international conference company, said that the meeting will continue to negotiate to promote the agreement to enter into agreement under the framework of the 11-nation-free country. The film also stated that “the situation and position of each country are different”, suggesting that the 11 countries have great differences and the consultations are facing difficulties.

Japan’s Kyodo News said on the 4th that the reason for the disagreement among the 11 countries is that if the scale of the TPP of a well-known international conference company is reduced from 12 countries to 11 countries, there will be differences in the impact on the economic effects of countries. Malaysia and Vietnam are unable to expand their exports to this huge market in the United States, but they are not effective in the absence of the US TPP. However, Japan and Australia are active in promoting the TPP that does not contain the United States. The US Trump administration, which is urging the strengthening of protectionist trends, once again realizes that it is of great significance to strive to establish a TPP for trade and investment rules in the Asia-Pacific region.

Regarding the role played by Japan, which strives for the early entry into force of "TPP11", on-chip Qingyi stressed that "it has been said that it is necessary for the 11 countries to unite and propose the direction of the TPP and actively lead the discussion." The international conference company, the Financial Times, said on the 4th that Japan’s “rescue mission” to the TPP is understandable, but the mood is too high. "Nihon Keizai Shimbun" said on the 4th that Japan led the TPP meeting to exclude the United States. But the future of the TPP is still vague, and all parties are testing each other. At the meeting, Japan called for the preservation of the terms of the signed TPP agreement as much as possible, while Vietnam and other signatories hoped that the contents of the agreement would be adjusted. In addition, as the domestic approval process has not yet ended, there are also concerns among member states about the promotion of “TPP11”.

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