Trump says that he is joining Besant and Lootnik for business talks with Japanese at the White House.

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US President Donald Trump (Source: AP)

Washington: President Donald Trump said that he is joining some of his top economic advisors on Wednesday white House Above Tariff and trade With a top Japanese officer who is traveling to Washington for talks.
The Republican President said in a post on his social media platform that he would participate in a meeting with Top Economic Advisors, Top Economic Advisors with Top Economic Advisors with Treasury Secretary Scott Bassant and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik with central role in his business and tariff policies.
Trump recently announced a round of global tariffs, but then caught him quickly for 90 days after the market collided. The move held Japan’s 24% cross-board tariffs, but 10% baseline tariffs and 25% tariffs on cars, auto parts, steel and aluminum exports in the US remain in place.
“Japan is coming today to interact on tariffs, military support costs and ‘trade fairness’. I will attend a meeting with Treasury and Commerce Secretaries,” Trump wrote in a social media post. “Hopefully some work can be done which is good (great!) For Japan and USA!”
Japan’s Chief Trade Dialogue, Economic Re -Returning Minister Ryosi Akajawa, was leading Washington on a mission to convince US authorities to explain the tariff measures of Trump against the United States East Asian ally.
Akazawa has to have his first conversation with Bessent and American Trade Representative Jamieson Greer through Friday. “I am ready for talks,” Akajwa told reporters at Haneda Airport in Tokyo before riding in his flight to Washington. “I will talk to protect my national interest.”
He said that the two Besant and Greece “are known for being pro -Japan and professionally talented” and he expects to have a relationship with them. “I am confident that we can have a good conversation regarding a win-win that will serve the national interest for both Japan and the United States,” he said. Japan is one of the first countries to start talks with the US.