The National Textile Organization Committee of the United States strongly supports the TPP agreement
On January 20, 2016, the National Textile Organization Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Committee) voted to formally support the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade agreement. After detailed analysis by the committee, it was clarified that the main strategic goals of the National Textile Organization Committee will be achieved with the final completion of the TPP agreement.
Jeff Price, chairman of the National Textile Organization Committee of the United States, said: “Because the TPP members cover major textile and apparel exporting countries such as Vietnam, the agreement has become the trade agreement with the greatest impact on the U.S. textile industry in the past 25 years, and the agreement is appropriately proposed. Reflecting the current urgent needs of the textile manufacturing industry, which employs hundreds of thousands of people in the United States, the Committee voted that the agreement, signed in Atlanta late last year, is consistent with the Committee’s overall strategic goals and deserves the Committee’s full support.”
Jeff Price also said: “No trade agreement is perfect, and the same applies to the TPP. We must review the agreement from the perspective of U.S. textile manufacturers. Faced with key points that are difficult to choose, we need to go through iterations Negotiations and negotiations to reach a consensus. Despite this, the agreement is still very sound in governing and managing U.S. textile trade. Throughout the negotiation process, we reached an agreement that if the strategic goals of the Committee can be achieved during the implementation of the TPP agreement, If satisfied, the committee will fully support the agreement. At the same time, the U.S. government also agrees with the committee’s resolution. In 2016, the National Textile Organization Committee hopes to promote the TPP with the collaborative help of the U.S. congressional leadership and the Obama administration. The final realization.”
Finally, Jeff Price said: “We are very grateful to our ambassador, Mr. Michael Froman, and the entire negotiating team representing the United States for recognizing and helping us participate in the formulation of the TPP.”
It is reported that the U.S. textile and apparel industry has made a great contribution to the U.S. economic recovery, contributing more than 70 billion US dollars in output value every year and providing nearly 500,000 jobs nationwide. In addition, according to 2014 data, the U.S. textile and apparel industry exported goods with a total value of more than $24 billion that year.
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