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청와대가 21일 미국 연방대법원의 상호관세 부과 위법 판결 관련한 향후 대응책 논의를 위해 이날 오후 2시 긴급 관계 부처 장관 회의를 개최한다고 전했다.
청와대는 이날 오전 언론 공지를 통해 "김용범 정책실장·위성락 국가안보실장 주재로 미 상호관세 관계 부처 장관들이 참석하는 '상호관세 위법 판결 관련 관계 부처 장관회의'를 개최한다"고 밝혔다. 앞서 이날 오전 10시 산업통상자원부 장관 주재 긴급 회의도 별도 개최된다.
이 자리에선 상호관세에 대한 위법 판결이 나왔으나 도널드 트럼프 행정부가 무역법 제122조에 따른 글로벌 관세 도입 예정인데다 철강·알루미늄 등에 대한 품목별 관세엔 적용되지 않아 관련 대응 방안을 모색할 것으로 보인다.
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The Blue House held an emergency meeting of ministers from related ministries to address the US ruling that reciprocal tariffs were illegal.
Ministers of U.S. agencies attended a meeting chaired by Policy Director Kim Yong-beom and National Security Office Director Wi Sung-rak. The Trump administration plans to introduce global tariffs under Section 122 of the Trade Act. This will not apply to individual tariffs on items such as steel, and aluminum. Response measures will be explored.
-kihong Kim reporter
The Blue House announced that it will hold an emergency meeting of relevant government ministers at 2:00 PM today to discuss future responses to the US Supreme Court's ruling that reciprocal tariffs are illegal.
In a press release issued this morning, the Blue House announced, "The 'Ministerial Meeting on the Reciprocal Tariff Illegality Ruling' will be held, chaired by Kim Yong-beom, Director of the Office for Policy, and Wi Sung-rak, Director of the National Security Office, with the US ministers of relevant government agencies in attendance." An emergency meeting chaired by the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy will also be held separately at 10:00 AM today.
Although the reciprocal tariffs were ruled illegal in this case, the Donald Trump administration is expected to explore countermeasures as it plans to introduce global tariffs under Section 122 of the Trade Act and this does not apply to product-specific tariffs on steel, and aluminum.
