BRISBANE, Australia - Fourteen nations, including Australia, Japan and the United States, expressed support for Canada's bid to join the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework as they concluded on Thursday the first round of in-person negotiations under the U.S.-led initiative for setting trade rules and standards in response to China's growing clout in the region, delegates said.
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