Franța face un pas înapoi și acceptă Marea Britanie în „Made in Europe”. Pune însă o condiție

France has softened its stance on including the UK in the upcoming European "Made in Europe" legislation, contingent on alignment with EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. This shift aligns with Germany's support for the UK's request to be part of the European space under the Industrial Accelerator Act, aimed at protecting the European industry from cheap Chinese competition. A joint Franco-German document suggests that the UK could be included in the automotive sector, provided it adheres to EU trade defense measures. UK officials express that aligning with EU policies could be a small price to pay for safeguarding the British manufacturing industry. Meanwhile, pressure mounts on the UK to conform to EU tariffs, with concerns about potential trade losses if excluded from European supply chains.