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Britain will reimburse 44 billion euros for leaving the EU - May
Tue Dec 12, 2017 2:41 pm
British Prime Minister Teresa May announced that the amount of compensation that the country will pay for leaving the European Union will amount to 40 to 44 billion euros.
Mae said that in the future, EU-UK cooperation will continue, reports Sky News.
"As I have already mentioned, we have determined the amount of payments and the method of calculation. According to them, the amount will amount to 35-39 billion pounds sterling, "May said.
On December 8, President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker stated that he had reached a "compromise" in the negotiations on Brexit . On December 15, the Council of Europe should give permission to begin the second phase of the Brexit talks.
The first round of Brexit talks between Britain and the EU began on July 17 in Brussels.
In August, Britain offered a "new customs organization" that it wants to create after Brexit. There were plans to establish a "free trade" with European countries.
Later, The Sunday Times reported that Teresa May was ready to pay the EU 54 billion euros to Brexit in order to eventually enter into trade negotiations with the EU.
Brussels has required London to pay an amount of 100 billion euros, but Britain has until the last refused.
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Mae said that in the future, EU-UK cooperation will continue, reports Sky News.
"As I have already mentioned, we have determined the amount of payments and the method of calculation. According to them, the amount will amount to 35-39 billion pounds sterling, "May said.
On December 8, President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker stated that he had reached a "compromise" in the negotiations on Brexit . On December 15, the Council of Europe should give permission to begin the second phase of the Brexit talks.
The first round of Brexit talks between Britain and the EU began on July 17 in Brussels.
In August, Britain offered a "new customs organization" that it wants to create after Brexit. There were plans to establish a "free trade" with European countries.
Later, The Sunday Times reported that Teresa May was ready to pay the EU 54 billion euros to Brexit in order to eventually enter into trade negotiations with the EU.
Brussels has required London to pay an amount of 100 billion euros, but Britain has until the last refused.
hromadske.ua In Ukrainian/український
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