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    Britain seeks to move away from 'edge of abyss'

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    Post by Rocky Mon 14 Aug 2017, 3:56 am

    Britain seeks to move away from 'edge of abyss'



    14/8/2017 12:00 am

    Capital / Shukran Al-Fatlawi
    As Britain tries to overcome its EU exit crisis and after two weeks of wrangling, two senior ministers in the British government agreed on Sunday that any move after the exit from the European Union would not be a way to keep the United Kingdom in the bloc. .
    Finance Minister Philip Hammond, who is in favor of a quiet, corporate-friendly exit, and International Trade Minister Liam Fox, Britain's hard-line supporter of Britain's departure, disagreed on the UK's future outside the
    bloc.
    But in a joint article in the Sunday Telegraph, they agreed that there should be no "edge of the abyss" when Britain seceded in March
    2019. Trade and Finance The British ministers said any transition would be "time-bound" and that Bricast would mean Britain's withdrawal from the European Union Both customs . "We want our economy to remain strong and active during this period of change. This means that companies need to be confident that there will be no abyss when we leave the EU within 20 months. " "So we think a time-bound deadline will be important to strengthen our national interest and give companies greater confidence - but it can not be indefinite and a way to stay in the EU," they added. "It is clear to us that during this period the UK will be outside the customs union and will be a third country and not a party to EU treaties ," the British ministers said . Brixt talks and meet with British government ministers this week to begin publishing details about their goals of Brixt talks, as head of government Theresa May the government is facing conservative criticism about the lack of clarity in the position of the government negotiating. One such report includes the issue of the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland after Britain's exit from the European Union. Other reports, expected to be published ahead of a European Council meeting in Brussels next October, will consider future arrangements, including Britain's proposals for a customs agreement with the European Union. It is expected that the Minister of Brixt David Davis, a third round of talks with the chief negotiator of the European Union in the file Michel Barnier at the end of August.

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