European Dispute Over Trade and Language

The European Union's attempts to expedite trade agreements written exclusively in English face strong opposition from France and Italy, who oppose the erosion of linguistic diversity within the Union. The European Commissioner for Trade has proposed using English during the drafting and review stages of agreements to reduce the process duration from two years to one, which threatens the legal obligation of linguistic diversity and could cost the European Union billions of euros in lost growth.

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