Friday, 3 February 2017

Is it true that the real problem will start, after Britain leaves the EU?

European Union

Again the UK government have emphatically stated in the Brexit white paper that the country is not interested in retaining any membership of the EU single market nor keep any partial membership of the customs union. This move is being seen as a full economic isolationism in certain quarters. Though experts have warned that the process of totally taking the UK out of the EU may last up to a decade.

One of such prediction of the prolonged is based on the various elections coming up later this year in Germany and France. Because despite the so called wish list by the PM, it is supposed that no meaningful negotiation will kick-start until Germany elects a new government in place.

Also, the Article 50 negotiations may not be able to make meaningful progress during this year’s summer holiday or during the forth-coming French and German elections which are billed to take place 23 April and 24 September correspondingly.

Though, nobody knows what the outcome of the election in Germany would be, as Angela Merkel advised all concerned never to politicize Brexit. Stating that Germany prioritizes membership of the single market of the 27 member states.

Report has it that last year, the Eurozone superseded the US economy in growth, which brought about the reduction of unemployment in the continent. The German Chancellor warned the EU not to grant any special or partial deal to Britain.


It has also been noted that after the German election, it will take up to three months to form coalition, party conferences to accept or reject any agreement drawn up. This process will force the country to wait for appointment of a new Foreign Minister by the end of 2017. And because the German Foreign Minister is saddled with the responsibility of Brexit negotiation, because without a German line, there won’t be any EU 27 line.

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