Canada complains about the fees of its ally America before the World Trade Organization

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The United States has complained to the World Trade Organization (WTO) of imposing tariffs on imports of Canadian steel and aluminum (25% and 10%), according to the Foreign Ministry statement today.

"These unilateral trade restrictions by the United States also violate the trade rules established by NAFTA and the World Trade Organization, and Canada is therefore launching the dispute settlement process in accordance with the NAFTA Agreement (Chapter 20) and the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism," the Canadian minister said.

According to the Canadian Foreign Ministry, Ottawa also plans to cooperate with members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) who have the same position, including with the EU, "to challenge these illegal and non-productive US measures before the World Trade Organization."

It has become known since last Thursday that Washington has imposed duties on imported steel and aluminum to the United States by 25% and 10% from Europe, Canada, Mexico and other countries, except Argentina.

The United States' decision provoked angry and angry reactions in a number of countries. The EU announced that it would launch legal action within the World Trade Organization (WTO) on June 1, with regard to the imposition by the United States of new import duties. Canada and Mexico earlier announced their response by charging a fee for a number of imported US goods.