The negotiations of Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Economy, with Jamieson Greer, will begin in their face-to-face format as of January 20.

Ebrard said that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s team is prevented from meeting with officials from other countries in the period before he begins his term.

“They cannot meet with foreign governments until (Trump) takes office on January 20,” he commented this Thursday in a radio interview in Mexico City, with Joaquin López Dóriga, on Radio Fórmula.

The negotiations of Marcelo

Ebrard, on behalf of Mexico, and Greer, on behalf of the United States, participated in the negotiating teams of the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada (USMCA).

The day before, Ebrard considered it positive that he is now negotiating again with Greer, both because they both know the content of the USMCA and because they mutually identify their negotiating styles.

Experience

Other of its services relate to the following services:

• Comply with national security policies.
• Manage regulatory aspects of cross-border transactions.
• Shape U.S. government trade policy. 
• Respond to government inquiries and investigations. 
• Develop and execute global and strategic business plans leveraging tools such as trade remedies, trade policy and negotiations, sanctions and other trade measures related to national security, export and import regulation and compliance, industrial policy, government defense, and CFIUS issues. 

The negotiations of Marcelo

Creer has represented clients in international trade litigation before the Department of Commerce, the International Trade Commission and federal courts. In addition, he has provided advocacy before the U.S. Congress.

He has also worked with key senior government officials and agencies on international trade issues, including the USTR, the Office of Foreign Assets Control, and Customs and Border Protection. His experience includes working with the Bureau of Industry and Security, the National Security Council, and the Departments of Commerce, Defense, Energy, State and Treasury.