Negotiators Announce Trans-Pacific Trade Deal – Roll Call

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Negotiators Announce Trans-Pacific Trade Deal

By Thomas McKinless

Posted October 5, 2015 at 9:53pm

By Thomas McKinless and Ellyn Ferguson

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In a joint press conference in Atlanta with ministers from 11 other nations, U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman announced that a deal on the Trans-Pacific Partnership had been reached. He said negotiators still must work on technical details before final text and a legal review can be released to the public. Congress is not expected to vote on it before 2016.

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