27 Quotes by Neena Moorjani

We're adjourning the negotiations for Thanksgiving and for consultations with Congress and industry,

No date has been scheduled for continuation of talks with Ecuador. A number of difficult issues remain in the U.S.-Ecuador free trade negotiations, particularly but not exclusively in the area of agriculture.

Ontario's announcement complicates our efforts to reach a long-term negotiated solution to the softwood lumber dispute.

Certainly, it would be helpful to have someone else like him -- outside of Congress -- working on the issue,

If a country chooses not to ratify Cafta and open its markets to U.S. goods and services, it should not automatically assume that Congress would continue to provide it preferential one-way access into the U.S. market.

Given the nature of the agreement and ongoing litigation, it will ultimately be up to our respective industries to decide if they want to embrace a solid market-based agreement.

Our teams continue to work through remaining issues. We still have some outstanding issues, but we are hopeful those areas can be resolved.

We've made a lot of progress. We hope we can reach a deal.

Today's announcement of a new subsidy package for Ontario lumber producers is disappointing.