US EditionCyprus Presidency, Mercosur Signing and Cybersecurity Update This WEEK
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After more than 25 years of negotiations, the European Union is preparing for a historic decision: the representatives of the 27 Member States voted in Brussels for the trade agreement with Mercosur, which will give rise to the largest free trade area on the planet, with more than 700 million consumers.The information was disseminated by the AFP agency.Although countries like France, Poland and Ireland anticipated their rejection, after the gree…
DECRYPTAGE - The signing of the agreement between the EU and Mercosur should take place next Saturday and enter into force provisionally.
Confirmed: EU’s von der Leyen Set to Sign Mercosur Trade Deal in Paraguay
European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen will sign the Mercosur trade deal in Paraguay on January 17, Brussels said on Sunday, January 12. The European Union gave a long-delayed go-ahead on Friday to the huge trade pact with the South American bloc—overriding opposition led by key power France. More than 25 years in the making, supporters see the deal as crucial to boost exports, support the continent’s ailing economy, and foster diplomatic…
Will the European Commission wait for Parliament to vote? The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen should sign on Saturday 17 January in Paraguay the agreement with Mercosur, despite the opposition of France and the anger of farmers in Hexagone. This free trade treaty could enter into "immediate provisional application", said on Monday 12 January to the microphone of BFMTV Annie Genevard, Minister of Agriculture, saying that…
Cyprus presidency, Mercosur signing and cybersecurity update This WEEK
This week, the European Commission visits Nicosia to help launch Cyprus' EU Council presidency, signs the Mercosur deal, and updates cybersecurity and anti-racism strategies. While transatlantic tensions over Greenland continue, housing plans and budget scrutiny will also dominate Brussels meetings with commissioners.
Brazil, with the potential to increase its GDP by 0.46% until 2040, will be the largest beneficiary of the agreement between Mercosur and the European Union (EU).
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