"US President Barack Obama said his week-long Pacific tour had made progress in prising open markets for US goods as he headed back to do political combat in Washington.
"Over the past week, the progress we’ve made in opening markets and boosting exports here will help create more jobs and more growth in the United States," said Obama in his weekly Internet and radio address recorded in Indonesia.
The president highlighted the biggest commercial airline deal ever clinched by Boeing, to supply 230 737 jets worth $21.7 billion to Indonesia's Lion Air, as well as smaller deals involving US firms and Asian markets.
"These agreements will help us reach my goal of doubling American exports by 2014 -- a goal we’re on pace to meet," he said in the address released late Saturday."
"Over the past week, the progress we’ve made in opening markets and boosting exports here will help create more jobs and more growth in the United States," said Obama in his weekly Internet and radio address recorded in Indonesia.
The president highlighted the biggest commercial airline deal ever clinched by Boeing, to supply 230 737 jets worth $21.7 billion to Indonesia's Lion Air, as well as smaller deals involving US firms and Asian markets.
"These agreements will help us reach my goal of doubling American exports by 2014 -- a goal we’re on pace to meet," he said in the address released late Saturday."
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