WASHINGTON — The United States will hold talks with Canada, Mexico, the European Union and Britain on how to restart travel as the pandemic eases, a senior administration official said Tuesday.
“Expert working groups” will be formed, the official said, adding the White House recognized the importance of travel and “the critical role trade relationships and our transportation sector play in our economies.”
“While we are not reopening international travel today, we hope that these expert working groups will help us use our collective expertise to chart a path forward,” the official said.
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