Japan and the United States will hold talks in Geneva under the dispute-settlement system of the World Trade Organization on April 10 and 11 over tariffs Washington imposed on steel imports earlier this month, government officials said Thursday.
It will be their first talks since Japan filed a complaint with the WTO over the move last week by the U.S.
Japan will demand that the Washington revoke the tariffs and will also ask the U.S. whether it is prepared to compensate for the damage to Japanese steelmakers by lowering its tariffs on other Japanese exports. , the officials said.
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