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Union Press
Direct negotiations between Britain and the European Union on a trade agreement between them resumed yesterday Saturday, in a final attempt to reach the early deal, with only five weeks to go until the end of their current relationship.
A British source said that there is currently no agreement on a phone call between British Prime Minister “Boris Johnson” and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen after the Times newspaper reported that they would speak within the next forty years. eight hours.
The phone call between “Johnson” and “von der Leyen” is likely the first indication of a move, either toward an agreement or toward the collapse of the talks.
In the same context, The Times also said that the European Commission has begun to trust the European Union negotiator, “Michel Barnier” to reach an agreement with the United Kingdom, raising hopes of the possibility of reaching an agreement. .
Barnier’s plane landed in London for talks on Saturday morning. Lail said before Friday that he was “very happy” to be back in Medina and that he would continue to work “with patience and determination.”
Barnier and British negotiator David Frost seek to reach an agreement before the end of the Brexit transition period on December 31.
