U.S. trade officials have dismissed recent claims of a dispute over language requirements in trade agreements, insisting the allegations are unfounded. The officials argue that no such demands have been made, contradicting reports suggesting France sought concessions tied to English and French as official working languages. The pushback comes amid broader tensions over trade policy and regulatory differences between the two nations. Details on the specific negotiations or underlying grievances remain unclear, leaving room for further clarification from both sides.
US trade officials downplay French language dispute, calling claims fabricated.
