Egypt and the US discussed promoting “fair and reciprocal” trade and addressing “outstanding bilateral trade issues” during a meeting of the bilateral Trade and Investment Council on Tuesday, according to a US Embassy statement. The US delegation, headed by Assistant US Trade Representative for Europe and the Middle East Daniel Mullaney, “used the meeting to update Egypt on the Administration’s priorities on trade, including opening markets and enforcing trade rules.”
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