Britain will support U.S. President Donald Trump's calls to reform the Worl...
GENEVA - Britain will support U.S. President Donald Trump’s calls to reform the World Trade Organization when it gets an individual seat at the trade forum after Brexit, but will fight protectionism, the country’s trade minister said on Wednesday.
Within the organization, Britain has been represented by the European Union until now. It will get its own seat if it quits the EU as planned in what Truss called a “golden opportunity to determine our own trade policy”. Large agricultural players have objected to the way in which the UK and the EU have divided up existing quotas, such as for lamb. Trade can continue but without any legal framework.
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