Nach Brexit: Deutsch-britischer Freundschaftsvertrag geht in Kraft
Der Vertrag soll nach dem Brexit ein neues Kapitel in den Beziehungen beider Länder eröffnen. Neben dem Freundschaftsvertrag bietet der britische Premier Deutschland eine Kooperation an.
More than six years after Brexit, Germany and Britain have established a new foundation for their relationship. Chancellor Friedrich Merz and British Prime Minister Andy Burnham signed the Deutsch-British friendship treaty in the Chancellor's office, ratifying the document that was signed in London last year. The 27-page document, also known as the Kensington Treaty after the signing location, is accompanied by an action plan with 17 points aimed at deepening cooperation in defense and economic policy, combating irregular migration, and tackling cross-border crime.
Practical measures include visa-free travel for school trips and a direct train link between the two countries. Merz called it an historic day, stating that the treaty would open new opportunities for cooperation between both nations, particularly for students and students, to better understand how well Europeans work together. Burnham agreed, emphasizing that they need cooperation of the highest quality, especially in challenging times, and that Germany is one of their closest partners.
He also signaled Britain's openness to the German GCAP jet program, which the Brits are jointly working on with Italy and Japan. Burnham expressed his hope that the Deutsch-British friendship treaty would improve security in Europe, boost both economies, and increase the standard of living for their populations. He mentioned that Britain has signaled its openness to the German GCAP jet program, which the Brits are jointly working on with Italy and Japan.
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