Hollande does not exclude the difficult negotiations on Brexit
Hollande does not exclude the difficult negotiations on Brexit
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If Theresa may wants to complicate the process for Brexit, the negotiations will also be complex.
If the Prime Minister of great Britain Teresa may wants to complicate the process of withdrawal from the EU, the negotiations on this process will be too difficult, said President of France Francois Hollande.
About it writes “Interfax-Ukraine”.
“I talked about this quite clearly. If Theresa may wants to complicate the process for Brexit, the negotiations will also be complex,” – said Hollande. Answering the question about the role of Mei on the summit, the French President said that she arrived as a full member of the European Council.
“She has not activated article 50 (Lisbon Treaty – ed), so she is a party to all discussions,” – said Hollande.
Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty provides that any member country of the EU can decide to leave the European Union. To implement this law, the state shall notify Brussels of its intention, followed by negotiations on the procedure of exit from the Association.
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We will remind, on June 23 in the UK held a referendum on EU membership. For the output state voted 51.9 percent of the vote, whereas to remain part of the EU vote of 48.1%. The next day, Cameron announced that he was resigning. He explained that he supported the proposal to remain part of the European Union.
July 13, the British government headed by Theresa may, who became the second woman after Margaret Thatcher, who was appointed Prime Minister. During your first conversation with Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel and President of France Francois Hollande, she said that is not going to review the results of a referendum on Brexit, however, the government will need additional time before it is ready to begin negotiations on the country’s withdrawal from the European Union.
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