Franco-German Agreement on the Motor Vehicle Industry: "European Manufacturers Retain the Possibility of Continuing Relocations"
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After losing power, the Franco-German engine regains strength. Starting with the automobile, Paris and Berlin bring their positions closer together to protect European industry. But strategic differences persist.
After several months of negotiations, France and Germany formalized on Friday 16 October the agreement to shape the future of the automobile industry in Europe. Both countries want their work to serve as "a basis for discussion" in the European Parliament. "The Humanity" goes back to the ins and outs of the agreement with economist Bernard Jullien.
(Teleborsa) - The agreement reached on 16 October between France and Germany to support the European car industry offers to the manufacturers of the continent only a temporary truce, not a solution to the...
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