UK could be allowed to join EU car policy
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Paris and Berlin are ready to extend to the United Kingdom the "Made in Europe" programme, which favours European industry in terms of subsidies and public procurement, while London will have to align trade measures with Brussels, including tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
France no longer opposes the inclusion of Great Britain in future European legislation "Made in Europe", provided that London aligns itself with the position of the European Union on customs duties on machinery...
France and Germany are reportedly willing to allow Britain's car sector into their "Made in Europe" public procurement system, but only if the country adapts to the issue of tariffs against China, according to a draft document seen by the Financial Times.
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