Minister of Foreign Affairs, Million Jolie

Mélanie Joli’s BBC Foreign Minister told that she believed that Canada could win the trade war raised by a series of definitions requested by US President Donald Trump.

“We are the largest agent of the United States,” Jolie told BBC’s World Service Weekend. “We buy more than Americans more than China, Japan, the United Kingdom and France together.”

Jolie said that the definitions and the increase in prices are a priority for Canadians, as voters are preparing to go to the polls to elect a new prime minister later this year.

The US President imposed 25 % on steel and aluminum imports from Canada. Trump also pledged to impose a sweeping set of “mutual” definitions on April 2.

Jolie said that since the American and Canadian economies are very intertwined, “we have the most influence in the world when it comes to the United States.”

She noted that not only Canadians feel pain from the definitions, but also the “diligent Americans”.

But Jolie said he could be the most successful Americans in urging the trade war.

“We believe that the only ones who will eventually be able to help us win this war … they are the Americans themselves because they are the ones who can send a message to the legislators,” she told the BBC.

“We can win the hearts and minds of the Americans, because in the end they are the ones who pay for this,” she added, noting that American and Canadian jobs are in danger because of the definitions.

Trump pledged to impose more customs tariffs in Canada, and other countries around the world, on April 2 – these definitions were described as “The Big One”.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney promised to impose a mutual tariff if Trump’s introductory threats begin.

It will bring this for weeks back and forth between North American countries.

The frustration of the trade war led some Canadians to protest.

On Toronto on Saturday, the Canadians reserve the “attached” protest against the definitions.

This phrase, used in hockey to describe its defense or fighting, was reused as a slogan for Canada’s fight against American definitions, and Trump’s declared desire to make Canada the 51st state of the United States.

In an interview BBC Service Weekend, Jolie was also asked about the upcoming federal elections. Reports indicate that Prime Minister Carne can An invitation to the surprise elections almost.

She said that the liberal party is “very keen” to ensure that the Canadians are giving the party a “clear mandate” to deal with Trump and threaten definitions.

Jolie said that the Canadians are “busy” with what is happening in the White House as they are looking for a prime minister with “strong values”.

The race is likely to decrease to a choice between Carne and conservative leader Pierre Boelifer.

Definitions are an essential part of Trump’s comprehensive economic vision.

He says the definitions will enhance our manufacture and protection, increase tax revenues and develop the local economy.

He also wants to restore the trade balance of America with its foreign partners – which reduces the gap between the amount of American imports from individual countries and export them.

But he refused to exclude the possibility of recession as a result of his commercial policies, which sent us shares sharply in the days before the metal execution.

US Secretary of Trade Howard Lottenic later said the definitions were “worth it” even if they led to an economic shrinkage.

Trump’s tariff was initially targeted from China, Mexico and Canada.

This represents more than 40 % of imports in the United States in 2024.

But Trump accused the three countries of not doing enough to end the flow of immigrants and illegal drugs such as fentanel in the United States.

All three countries rejected the accusations.