The United States and Canada have agreed to resolve a dispute over the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
The move follows a threat by President Donald Trump to block the bridge’s opening.
The dispute comes amid broader trade tensions between the two countries.
Officials from both governments said talks are underway to prevent delays.
The Gordie Howe International Bridge connects Detroit, Michigan, to Windsor, Ontario.
The project is expected to boost cross-border trade and ease congestion at existing crossings.
Michigan leaders warned that delaying the opening could cause major economic consequences.
They said businesses depend on efficient movement of goods across the border.
Canadian officials stressed the importance of completing the project without political interference.
US authorities said discussions would focus on addressing concerns raised by the president.
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The bridge represents a multibillion-dollar infrastructure investment shared by both nations.
Trade between the US and Canada ranks among the largest bilateral economic relationships globally.
Officials expressed confidence that diplomatic engagement would prevent disruption to the project.
Both sides signaled commitment to maintaining strong economic and transportation ties.
