Babiš Had Dinner with the French President. They Discussed Macron's Plan, Allowances and Ukraine

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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš met with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace on Wednesday. The main topic was Thursday's informal EU summit in Belgium, where the competitiveness and economic independence of the union will be addressed. However, according to Babiš, Macron also addressed the issue of the war in Ukraine, while the Czech Prime Minister raised the issue of emission allowances.

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The only thing that can immediately save European industry is a revision of the EU ETS emissions trading system, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said before the start of a one-day informal EU summit at the Belgian chateau of Alden Biesen. According to him, only words are visible at the moment, not actions, and European and Czech industry is losing out.

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EU leaders are meeting at an informal summit of the European Council at the Belgian castle of Alden Biesen on Thursday. The main topic is Europe's competitiveness. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, who represents the Czech Republic, stressed before the start that for greater efficiency it is necessary to increase the legislative power of the member states at the expense of the Commission. In other words, so that new standards can be proposed directly…

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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš supports French President Emmanuel Macron's idea that European manufacturers should be given priority in public procurement in EU countries in the future. Babiš said this tonight in Paris after almost two hours of talks with Macron. The French president has been frequently mentioning his plan, known as "buy European", in recent days ahead of Thursday's informal EU summit, which will be held at the Belgian castle…

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Czech Prime Minister Babiš said after talks with the French president that he agreed with Macron's intention to give priority to purchases from European companies in the EU. The politicians met in Paris on Wednesday evening.