UK Warns EU Against Keeping Britain Out of 'Made in Europe'
London warned the EU that widening “Made in Europe” rules could exclude British firms from public contracts and new digital measures.
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The British Defense Secretary Weiss Streeting today warned the European Union not to exclude his country from the "Made in Europe" initiative to support industry, weeks before a forthcoming summit between the bloc and London.
The British Secretary of Defense, Wes Streeting, warned Brussels on Monday about any kind of "protectionism", at a time when the European Union is trying to defend products "made in Europe", including in the field of the arms industry, this warning intervening before a key summit between the two sides, reports AFP and Agerpres.
In the run-up to a decisive summit with the European Union (EU), the United Kingdom is alarming the rise of European preference, from automobiles to armaments, and its access to this mechanism will weigh on the negotiations.
British Defence Minister Wes Streeting warned Brussels on Monday about any kind of "protectionism," at a time when the European Union is trying to defend products "made in Europe, including in the military field," reports AFP, quoted by Agerpres. "This "made in Europe doesn't have to "transform into counter-productive protectionism," Streeting warned in a [...] The post "Made in Europe doesn't have to "transform into counter-productive protectio…
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