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Boeing provides statement on proposed tariffs and the importance of aerospace to economic prosperity

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Boeing is confident that dialogue continues. While both governments have outlined positions that could do harm to the global aerospace industry, neither has yet imposed these drastic measures. We will continue in our own efforts to proactively engage both governments and build on the recent assurances by U.S. and Chinese leaders that productive talks are ongoing. A strong and vibrant aerospace industry is important to the economic prosperity and national security of both countries.

This post was published on 4 April 2018 23:16

André Orban

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