The American ambassador says that the country is “open to doing business” with Canada amid a trade war

The new ambassador to the country in Canada and the former Ambassador to the United Nations on Friday at the B7 Summit in Ottawa said that Canada and other countries should not give up business with the United States, the new ambassador to the country in Canada and the former Ambassador to the United Nations on Friday at the B7 Summit in Ottawa.

The American ambassador to Canada House Herxra told the audience of major and political companies that the United States is “open to work” – even when President Donald Trump dug his claim that he would not raise the definitions of Canada, and after he told Prime Minister Mark there there there is there Nothing could say to change that.

“America is open to doing business. We are open to dealing with you, and our friends,” said Huxra.

The ambassador also claimed that the president is moving at a rapid pace on his agenda. “We have not tested anything like this in American policy,” he said.

B7 is the G7 Summit Conference that will be in Alberta next month.

“This must pass”: Haley

Nikki Haley, a former Trump competitor for Republican Presidential Nomination, was among the main speakers at this event, as business leaders and diplomats gathered to draw them through uncertainty in world trade.

Her comments come at a time when Trump is praying in the global trade matter through customs tariffs, forcing some companies to redirect their supply chains away from the American market.

“Do not assume that the United States does not want to deal with your country,” said Haley, former state governor and US ambassador to the United Nations. “They actually want to deal with your country. It’s just a chaos now.”

Haley compared the current commercial environment to the United States with “increasing pain” and said, “This also passes.”

She participated in a discussion episode on Friday morning about how business leaders building confidence in an increasingly broken world.

Although all companies should have a “24 -hour base” that encourages them to stop before responding to the main geopolitical transformations, they have been joined that they should be a “72 -hour base” for those in the United States now.

Haley avoided directly to Trump, who defeated her on the Republican nomination in 2024. Haley, who was Trump’s ambassador to the United Nations during his first presidency, did not give the position in his second administration.

Trump has repeatedly insisted that the United States does not need anything from Canada, although Canada is an important source of the United States for several major products, including energy and critical minerals.