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Britain seeks role in Made in Europe
The British Treasury Secretary, John Healey, has urged the European Union not to exclude the United Kingdom from the "Made in Europe" program (the industrial acceleration law), which aims to protect the European manufacturing sector from Chinese competition. Healey seeks to deepen economic cooperation between Britain and the European Union, particularly in the fields of technology, defense, and manufacturing, and requests that the program be designed in a way that enhances relations rather than creating new barriers for British companies. Currently, the initiative is aimed at imposing restrictions on goods from outside the EU, but Britain fears that this could lead to the exclusion of British companies from European supply chains, potentially harming firms dependent on the European market as part of their efforts to mitigate the impacts of Brexit. This request comes amid the postponement of a summit that was set to rekindle relations between the two sides following the resignation of British Prime Minister Kier Starmer.
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