11 TPP states eye new framework to implement pact without U.S.

11 TPP states eye new framework to implement pact without U.S.

Japan's chief negotiator Kazuyoshi Umemoto speaks to reporters after chairing the two-day trade meeting at the hot-spring resort of Hakone, southwest of Tokyo, on July 13, 2017. The chief negotiators of the 11 Trans-Pacific Partnership countries agreed on the same day to aim to put the regional free trade deal into force under a new framework, following the withdrawal of the United States. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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