David Lammy deploys army of top diplomats to kickstart economic growth and combat impact of Trump tariffs
David Lammy finally brought home a team of England’s distinguished diplomats in order to start economic growth and combat the global impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Senior Ambassadors and High Commissioners have returned to England to participate in a country -wide road trip to encourage businesses to export and connect with countries where they were sent.
The E-Commerce Trade Commission has recently reported that 70,000 enterprises that are ready to export in the UK are still not exporting.
The Commission estimated that if the UK businesses fulfill their potential to connect with foreign markets, a growth of £ 7 billion could be opened in the economy.
The economic growth in the UK is only 0.7 percent for the first quarter and the inability to reach potential, the concern that Rachel Reeves left an unwanted 18 billion pounds in the budget of Rachel Reeves, desperate to reverse all resources of the government.
There were speculations that the assembly pressure on the chancellor had to find another £ 5 billion after the welfare cuts were abandoned.
While the UK’s tariffs on Trump’s tariffs on the agreement with Keir Starmer, there are also concerns that the wider impact on work confidence and global supply chains continues to be a problem.
The decision to place senior diplomats is followed by the Prime Minister in order to take part in economic growth by all departments.
In a speech in the British Chambers of Commerce in March, the Foreign Minister revealed a “a new partnership between the government and the work to ensure economic growth in the UK and to surrender the government to the British people.
While talking Independent Diplomats said about Roadshow: “Our ambassadors and high commissioners are Salesforce for the UK economy.
“Through this road trip, my best diplomats meet mayors and regional enterprises to discuss trade and investment opportunities and make new partnerships, so they can defend the interests of England abroad and provide growth.
“In the ‘change plan of this government’, the economic interests of British enterprises are at the center of our foreign policy.”
Roadshow follows every Roadshow stop designed to target one of the eight growth sectors, including defense, clean energy, life sciences, digital technology, advanced production and services.
On Thursday, Britain’s Ambassador to Japan, Julia Longbottom, visited Portsmouth last week with more than 10 visits, and more in summer and autumn.
Longbottom visited Griffon Marine, British hovecraft manufacturers, who had a multi -million -pound agreement with Oita City and Oita Airport in Kunisaki and Oita Airport in Kunisaki, with a Multi Milli -pound agreement agreement with officials in Japan.
He said: “I was especially excited by all fantastic opportunities for Portsmouth’s powerful defense industry base, the latest technology and advanced production sector and partnership with Japan.”
On Monday, Belgian Ambassador Anne Sherriff visited South Wales for a meeting with the Wales Government International Relations Director. In addition, he visited CSA Catapult, a non -profit research and technology organization that supports new beginners, SMEs, large organizations and academy to commercialize compound semiconductor technologies.
The first promotional trip proceeded to the north -east of England with South Korean Ambassador Colin Crooks last week. The Ambassador visited firms connected to clean energy with a tour of Tees Works Freeport and met with the General Manager of England Seah Wind, a South Korean company that built a wind turbine production facility in Teesside.
Meanwhile, while the Denmark Ambassador Joelle Jenny visited Lincolnshire, the Italian Ambassador Ed Llewellyn South Yorkshire went to Yorkshire.
Roadshow will be built on an increase of £ 86 billion to the scientific and technology sectors described in the expenditure review that supports the latest research to take the UK regions to their own hands.
The Research and Development Package means that local leaders have government support to unlock “innovation clusters oran throughout the country and to unlock the talent and opportunity in every region and nation.
