European heads of state meet in Berlin and reaffirm free trade and the Paris Agreement
- Author:James
- Source:China Youth Network
- Release Date:2017-07-01
European heads of state met in Berlin on the 29th and reiterated their support for free trade and the Paris Agreement at a subsequent press conference.
On the same day, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Markron, British Prime Minister Teresa May, Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy, Italian Prime Minister Trinity, Prime Minister of the Netherlands Luther, Norwegian Prime Minister Saulberg, and the European Commission Chairman Juncker, President of the Council of Europe Tutsk held a meeting with the Prime Minister's Office in Berlin, coordinating the position for the forthcoming G20 Hamburg summit.
Merkel said in a press conference after the meeting, in the promotion of the "Paris Agreement", the European countries stand unity, "more than ever".
At the same time, these European leaders have made it clear that they will support free trade and international cooperation at the Hamburg summit.
For Europe and the United States on the issue of free trade and climate change differences, Merkel said that Europe and the United States "differences", the Hamburg summit negotiations "doomed very difficult."
The G20 Hamburg summit will be held from July 7 to 8.
On the same day, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Markron, British Prime Minister Teresa May, Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy, Italian Prime Minister Trinity, Prime Minister of the Netherlands Luther, Norwegian Prime Minister Saulberg, and the European Commission Chairman Juncker, President of the Council of Europe Tutsk held a meeting with the Prime Minister's Office in Berlin, coordinating the position for the forthcoming G20 Hamburg summit.
Merkel said in a press conference after the meeting, in the promotion of the "Paris Agreement", the European countries stand unity, "more than ever".
At the same time, these European leaders have made it clear that they will support free trade and international cooperation at the Hamburg summit.
For Europe and the United States on the issue of free trade and climate change differences, Merkel said that Europe and the United States "differences", the Hamburg summit negotiations "doomed very difficult."
The G20 Hamburg summit will be held from July 7 to 8.