At the beginning of 2017, the UK will begin the formal procedure for withdrawal from the European Union and may not will need up to two years to discuss the agreement, said Thursday the head of British diplomacy, Boris Johnson.
the EU put pressure on the UK to launched article 50. of the EC Treaty, which starts the process of entering the United Kingdom from the EU. Then London will have two years to discuss the agreement with the EU concerning the conditions Brexitu and future relations with the other 27 member countries.
- Now we are discussing with our European friends and partners, and the goal by early next year letter regarding article 50., powołamy him. I’m sure this list will define some parameters about how we propose to implement it, ” Johnson said in new York Sky News television.
- Powołamy on article 50. at the beginning of next year. We have two years to do it, ” he added. – I don’t think that necessarily will take us two years, but let’s wait and see how it will recover, ” Johnson said.
so far the British Prime Minister Theresa may had that her country does not start, article 50. until the end of 2016.
From the referendum on June 23, in which the British were in favour of leaving the EU, many representatives of the EU institutions and member countries unsuccessfully urged the British government as soon as possible launched article 50., to get rid of the uncertainty of the future of the Community.
Such an appeal circulated on Thursday, the head of the European Parliament Martin Schulz before a meeting with may in London. He also stressed that during the talks with the British government again, “the four freedoms of the single market – movement of goods, capital, services and people – have equal value”.
However, Johnson rejected the assertion that the United Kingdom should follow free movement of labour, if he wants to continue to have access to the common market. – I would like us to believe that there is a compromise between what is called the common market and freedom of movement. This is nonsense, ” he said.
- These two things have nothing in common. We have to free trade agreement, and to take back control of our policy in relation to immigration, he added.
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