US EditionLeaders of UK and Spain Meet to Sign Deal that Eases Trade and Travel in Gibraltar
The agreement will enhance UK-Spain economic cooperation, building on Gibraltar's resolution and involving key sectors with nearly €80 billion in Spanish investment in the UK.
- On September 3, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will today meet British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London to sign the first bilateral post-Brexit agreement between the United Kingdom and Spain.
- After June's Gibraltar breakthrough, the Gibraltar agreement resolved the post-Brexit status, paving the way for closer UK-Spain political and commercial cooperation.
- After the signing, Sánchez and Starmer will attend a corporate roundtable featuring Iberdrola, Telefónica, Santander, Aena, Barclays, AstraZeneca and BP, with Spanish investment in the UK at almost 80 billion in 2022 and exports to the UK at €23.8 billion last year.
- The memorandum will establish regular dialogue on shared challenges including climate change, migration, and economic cooperation, with a legal framework completion by October enabling possible border fence removal next year.
- Observers note the pact could serve as a model for other UK–EU agreements, with business communities and residents of Gibraltar watching closely amid stakeholder concerns about local industries and jobs in Spain.
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Spanish President Pedro Sánchez signed a strategic bilateral agreement this Wednesday at the first meeting...
Los Angeles Times
Washington TimesLeaders of U.K. and Spain meet to sign deal that eases trade and travel in Gibraltar
Greeting his Spanish counterpart Pedro Sanchez in his offices at 10 Downing Street, Prime Minister Keir Starmer spoke of the close ties between the two countries.
The Independent
Live MintLeaders of UK and Spain meet to sign deal that eases trade and travel in Gibraltar
The British and Spanish leaders are meeting in London to sign a deal to ease cross-border trade and travel in Gibraltar after years of post-Brexit wrangling over the contested territory at the tip of the Iberian peninsula
Two interviews lead Pedro Sánchez in this beginning of the political course and both insist on the same rhetoric: the attack of the judges on his government and his family. The president of the government has influenced a conversation with 'The Guardian', published on Wednesday on the occasion of his visit to the British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, to weave economic alliances and ratify the agreement on Gibraltar, which is being prosecuted for…
Overcoming the stumbling block of Gibraltar, the President of the Government visits this Wednesday London, where he will also meet with Spanish and British companies
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