The EU Trade Policy refers to the strategies and regulations that the European Union uses to manage trade with other countries. It aims to promote free trade, reduce tariffs, and create fair competition. The policy also focuses on protecting European businesses and consumers while ensuring that trade agreements align with the EU's values, such as sustainability and human rights. Through its trade agreements, the EU seeks to enhance economic growth and create jobs within its member states. The policy covers various sectors, including goods, services, and investments, and is negotiated by the European Commission on behalf of all EU countries.