UK’s Exclusion From ‘Made in EU’ Would ‘Weaken’ Europe, Minister Warns
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UK’s exclusion from ‘Made in EU’ would ‘weaken’ Europe, minister warns
Hamish Falconer, the UK’s chief negotiator with Brussels, warns that excluding Britain from the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ industrial policy risks fracturing the common industrial base and making Europe ‘weaker’.
The UK and the European Union have been at loggerheads over the EU's still-initiating new industrial policy in recent weeks. Hamish Falconer, the UK's European affairs minister and chief negotiator in Brussels, has warned EU partners that excluding Britain from the planned Made in Europe programme could severely weaken the continent's global competitiveness and hand the economy over to China.
Key takeaways: Hamish Falconer, the British Minister for European Relations, has warned that excluding the United Kingdom from the European Union’s ‘Made in Europe’ industrial framework could jeopardize the region’s collective economic strength. He said this in an interview with Euronews. During discussions in Strasbourg with […]
The British government is seeking an agreement with Brussels to address the impact of the new European “Made in Europe” rules, with the minister responsible for relations with the European… London-Brussels: Battle for “Made in Europe” against the backdrop of the new industrial order - ΘΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
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