<p>YAOUNDE, March 27 (Reuters) - The European Union and the parties to the Comprehensive and ‌Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership agreed on Friday to move forward with reaching a “historic” digital trade agreement between both trading blocs, Canada’s trade minister said.</p>
<p>“The concrete resolution from today’s conversation was: let’s move forward on digital trade agreement,” Maninder Sidhu, Canada’s Minister of International Trade told Reuters.</p>

- On March 27, Canada’s Trade Minister announced that the European Union and Trans-Pacific Partnership members have agreed to advance a "historic" digital trade agreement.  
- Minister Maninder Sidhu stated, “The specific decision from today’s talks is to move forward with the digital trade agreement.”  
- This agreement aims to strengthen trade relations between the two major trade blocs.

EU and CPTPP agree to progress with "historic" digital trade agreement, Canada's international trade minister says