Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin has asserted that US multinationals are committed to working in Ireland for the long term ahead of his meeting with US President Donald Trump. The trading relationship between Ireland and America is expected to be a key topic of discussion during their meeting at the White House. Martin emphasized the importance of two-way investment between Ireland and the US, aiming to address concerns about trade imbalances.
During his visit to Texas, Martin highlighted the strong ties between Irish and Texan companies, underscoring the beneficial relationship between the two economies. He encouraged companies operating in Ireland to stay strong in the face of potential policy shifts by the Trump administration that could impact Irish businesses.
The Taoiseach’s visit to the US also includes engagements in Washington DC and a St Patrick’s Day reception at the Irish Ambassador’s residence. Martin’s main message to Trump will focus on the mutual investment benefits between the two countries. He also plans to discuss global issues such as the war in Ukraine and the situation in Northern Ireland.
In the midst of his visit, Martin met with Texas Governor Greg Abbott and visited US tech companies, highlighting the importance of Irish investment in America. The meeting with Trump is expected to cover a range of topics, with Martin extending St Patrick’s Day greetings and presenting the traditional shamrock bowl as a gesture of goodwill. Despite differences in perspectives, the Taoiseach has emphasized the importance of maintaining strong trade relations between the US and Ireland.
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