London (Web Desk): The United States and the United Kingdom have officially entered into a new bilateral trade agreement, aimed at strengthening economic cooperation between the two allied nations.
The agreement was signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer during a formal ceremony held in London.
Prime Minister Starmer emphasized that the UK and the U.S. will work closely across multiple trade sectors, describing America as the country's most significant trade partner. He also warmly welcomed President Trump’s visit to the UK.
President Trump, while addressing the ceremony, called the deal a major achievement for both countries. He expressed gratitude to the British Prime Minister and announced that tariffs on several goods had been reduced as part of the agreement.
The U.S. President arrived in the UK yesterday for an official visit. In his honor, the British Royal Family hosted a state dinner at Windsor Castle, underscoring the strong diplomatic ties between the two nations.