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Trump’s Deal-Making Skills Can Be Beneficial for Europe – UK Foreign Secretary
Trump’s Deal-Making Skills Can Be Beneficial for Europe – UK Foreign Secretary
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European countries should be more positive about Donald Trump’s election as US President, because Trump has good deal-making skills, which could provide new... 14.11.2016, Sputnik International
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Trump’s Deal-Making Skills Can Be Beneficial for Europe – UK Foreign Secretary
European countries should be more positive about Donald Trump’s election as US President, because Trump has good deal-making skills, which could provide new opportunities for Europe, UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Monday.
BRUSSELS (Sputnik) — On November 8, Trump won the 2016 US presidential election with 290 electoral votes, while his rival Hillary Clinton received 232 votes despite winning the popular vote by a margin of some 200,000.
14 November 2016, 10:16 GMT
"Donald Trump is a deal-maker, and I think that could be a good thing for Britain, but it could also be a good thing for Europe," Johnson told journalists before a meeting of EU Foreign Ministers.
He stressed that it was important "not to prejudge the President-elect or his Administration" since it was only a few days after election.
"I think we all need to wait and see what they [Trump’s Administration] come up with, but I think we should regard it as a moment of opportunity," Johnson added.
