Trump restores Canada and Mexico with NAFTA

washington - Donald Trump explained the Canadians and Mexico leaders on Wednesday that he did not want to step up from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). According to the White House, Trump only wants to renegotiate the terms. In telephone conversations with Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the US president said he did not just put an end to NAFTA.

The White House describes the atmosphere of the conversations as 'enjoyable and productive.' 'Trump added in a statement the following words:' It is an honor for me to adjust NAFTA through negotiations with Canada and Mexico. Eventually, all three countries will benefit from this. '

Like Trump, Nieto agrees that the suspension of NAFTA is not 'convenient.' The Mexican president also prefers to renegotiate the free trade agreement with Canada and the US. Trump optes for the renewed cooperation with Trudea and Nieto to To get an 'improved version' of NAFTA.

The US president called the NAFTA agreement with Canada and Mexico last week, 'Politically,' badly 'for the United States. 'We're going to make some big changes or we'll let NAFTA go forever,' said Trump during a speech.