The UK-EU Summit can give the basis for consideration of the Bexit deal, the German ambassador says

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German ambassador to England hoped that next month would be the beginning of the fact that the EU-British summit would be the beginning and the Boris Johnson could hold a fertile place for the future review of the Bexit deal.

Although Miguel Berger, “Level of the Ambition of the British government”, although Eu The former Prime Minister Johnson’s trade and cooperation agreement would be open to discuss the choices when it appeared for a five-year investigation planned in 2026.

Leaders on May 19 peak in London will first agree to a new UK-UK PACT OF DEFENSE AND SECURITY And a communike package of reforms hoping to negotiate both sides by the end of 2025.

These areas include a youth mobility deal, energy cooperation, regulation of border control for food products and mutual recognition of professional specialties.

However, Berger said that if negotiations were successful in May, in 2026, in January 2021, in January 2021, it could lead to the second reform wave in 2026.

Berger said an evidence session organized by an argument organized by the British trade and business commission, which is only on the beginning of the “starting point” of his life.

“It is very important that the TSA review of the TSA coming next year,” he said.

In Brussels, some believe that the TCA looks mainly as a technical exercise and believes that the deal is working well, but other diplomats believe that it is coverage to work better with the interests of both sides.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s “Red Lines” – the most important obstacles and Berger returning to the British, customs union or free movement of Britain and Berger, as we determine the red lines. “

But for us, it is the level of the UK government’s ambition. We are open to discuss this if the British government wants to move forward.

“Let’s begin with what is in the table. Hope, I hope, hopefully, I hope, I hope, hopefully, I hope we will create a joint operational dynamics that allow you to take more than desktop.”

Under the Labor government, along the EU-UK reset process, Germany has become an enthusiastic propagandist of a deeper attractor with Britain. The appetite for closer Berlin has exceeded both English politicians and central EU bureaucrats in Brussels.

In January 2024, Berlin presented both youth and specialists to the European Commission to the European Commission, which ensures the functioning of both youth and specialists.

Youth mobility for children aged 18-30, the Movement of Paper, EU and Britain, EU and UK, he said that business compounds can enter a raft to help business compounds.

These include these costs and documentation work for German enterprises and their families are included in these included in these included in this, NGO employees and salary specialists and expanded visas for self-employed visas.

From one trade Perspective, current reset negotiations, food and vegetable exports are limited to a veterinary agreement with a veterinary agreement to make a movement to re-coordinate the EU and British energy markets and I would like to see more fame over time.

In December, English trade rooms, a trading manifestor, VAT Cooperation Agreement, which requires more flexibility for business travelers, rejoices Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Trade Agreement and to adapt to industrial rules between other ideas.

So far there are Brussels Wants mercys Unless the British has not accepted more liabilities, including the EU’s budgets and EU legislation, for deep integration by England for deep integration into the single market.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves, the weekend support for a youth mobility deal, we want to want to travel and travel from Europe and Britain from Europe and England. However, he warned the lack of net migration.

Anton Spisak, in the center for European reform, associate-teenager in the center, “True stumbling block is a real obstacle to be a single market.”