The space that USMCA creates to deepen cooperation across a range of issues will require renewed commitments to a vision for what the three countries can achieve together. We also feature perspectives from notable academics in this field and former lead trade negotiators for NAFTA. This includes viewpoints from Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng, Mexican Secretary of the Economy Tatiana Clouthier, United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai, AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler, Unifor President Jerry Dias, and business leaders from the Business Council of Canada, Business Roundtable of Mexico, and the U.S. These theme-based chapters are complemented by shorter policy-focused viewpoints of leaders from government, business, unions, and academia. 1 With contributions from experts and thought leaders from Canada, Mexico, and the U.S., the five chapters capture the most pressing issues within these areas.
In this spirit, we are pleased to launch the inaugural flagship Brookings report “USMCA Forward 2022: Building a more competitive, inclusive, and sustainable North American economy.” This report identifies five main priority areas: Improving North American economic competitiveness strengthening supply chains expanding digital trade improving labor conditions and wages and supporting the transition to low-carbon economic growth. By tracking progress and proposing solutions to overcome obstacles, the Brookings USMCA initiative aims to contribute to the success of the agreement, including during the joint review and extension of USMCA in 2026. There is a clear Norwegian identity to Hasla, and while looking closely you might even see a little bit of Valle in the intricate designs.Ĭlick the link to read more about the jewelry designer here here.Notably, implementation of the agreement will prove challenging. The sisters have been there ever since, drawing inspiration from the breathtaking surroundings and raw Norwegian nature. The workshop was established by Grete Fossen and Ørnulf Hasla in 1984. Valle is located in the south of Norway, where their family has lived for generations.
As sisters, they work closely at the Hasla workshop in Valle. The brand name stems from designer Anne Hasla and brand manager Gunnhild Hasla’s family name. By taking inspiration from the organic shapes of the Norwegian mountains and Pablo Picasso’s cubism, Hasla creates jewelry that makes you move closer and actually look. The necklace and chain have a 1-micron gold plating.Īnne and Gunnhild Hasla have figured out what makes a piece of jewelry more than something sparkling that hangs around your neck. Wear the necklace alone, or layer it with other necklaces and chains to create your own look. Our take on the classic letter necklace is a petite, yet bold look. Hasla Letter necklace S with 50 cm gold plated silver chain.
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