Potential US tariffs will be a topic of discussion at Wednesday’s first meeting of the Consultative Group on International Trade.
Set up two weeks ago and chaired by Tánaiste Simon Harris, the group is tasked with helping Ireland prepare for any potential trade shocks, particularly from the US.
The meeting at Government Buildings will be attended by ministers, state agencies and business groups.
Speaking in the Dáil two weeks ago, Harris spoke about the reason behind setting up the group.
“On February 5th 2025, the Government agreed to my proposal to establish a Consultative Group on International Trade Policy.
“The Group is being established to facilitate engagement with key domestic stakeholders on the latest and emerging trade and investment development opportunities.
“In line with the transfer in responsibilities for trade policy to my Department in the Programme for Government, it will be chaired by me as Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign…
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