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The President of the European Commission will leave for Dublin on Friday. Controversial Northern Ireland protocol will be discussed with Taoist Michel Martin.
Ursula von der Lane’s trip is due to the escalating tensions between the UK, the European Union, the North and the Republic of Ireland over the implementation of the protocol.
Speaking ahead of the visit, Martin said he was looking forward to a chat [Ms Von der Leyen] Some of the key issues on the EU agenda are: Covid-19, ബന്ധം EU relations with the UK, including ongoing efforts to implement the protocol ”.
Meanwhile, UK ministers have warned that decentralization could be undermined if plans to create new independent ports in Scotland and Wales are pursued without the support of decentralized governments. Evan McKee, Minister of Holy Road Affairs, said it was unfair to finance Westminster’s proposed territories and would adversely affect Scottish ports compared to their English rivals.
Post-Brexit free ports eliminate decentralization, warns Scotland and Wales
Scottish government ministers today made it clear that they would challenge any attempt by the British government to implement it [freeport] Scotland’s model of legislation in divided territories “argues that such an action is” a violation of the spirit of decentralization control. “
As part of Boris Johnson’s “leveling” program, Holyrood Minister Evan McKee has warned that he and Wales’ ministers should clarify whether special economic zones, which offer tax breaks and lower tariffs, should fund independent ports.
The Scottish and Welsh governments fear that they will be harmed at this point, compared to the funding available for support ports in England.
However, the UK government source had earlier called the Scottish government’s claims “absurd”. She said: ‘Instead of working proactively with us to create the necessary jobs in Scotland, the Scottish government will waste time playing political games. “
Sam HancockJuly 16, 2021 8:05 AM
Von der Lane visited Dublin to discuss the NII protocol
Ursula von der Lane is expected to discuss the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol during his visit to Dublin in the Republic of Ireland on Friday.
The President of the European Commission will later meet with Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin at the Dublin University of Technology in Grenchmore.
Speaking prior to the visit, Martin said: “I would like to welcome President von Der Lane.
The European Union has played a key role throughout the Kovid-19 pandemic – responding to the crisis, deploying vaccines, laying the groundwork for a strong economic recovery in Europe, and being guided by digital transformations and climate change. “
He added: “I would like to discuss with her some of the key issues on the EU agenda, Covid-19, on how to accelerate our immunization efforts; EU relations with the UK, including ongoing efforts to implement the protocol; The package of measures announced by the Commission this week to make the European Union’s climate aspirations a reality.
This comes shortly after David Frost, the UK’s chief Brexit contractor, admitted that it was difficult for small businesses to trade with Northern Ireland because of the protocol. He said in a parliamentary inquiry yesterday that he did not fully anticipate the “chilling effect” of the new bureaucracy, which has caused high costs for small businesses.
Sam HancockJuly 16, 2021 8:02 AM
Hello, welcome FreeContinuous coverage of UK politics. With Ursula von der Lane visiting Dublin today to discuss the Northern Ireland protocol, the Brexit tragedy continues.
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