HONG KONG, Dec 16 (EEToday) – Agence France-Presse, citing diplomatic sources during the EU leaders' summit in Brussels, reported that France and Germany have reached an agreement to safeguard the future of the European automotive industry.
AFP stated that France has accepted making further concessions on the issue of automobile carbon dioxide emissions by 2035.
In addition, Germany has agreed to implement a stricter “Europe first” principle in the industrial sector, which will be limited to the 27 EU countries as well as close partners such as the United Kingdom and Norway. (rc)
AFP stated that France has accepted making further concessions on the issue of automobile carbon dioxide emissions by 2035.
In addition, Germany has agreed to implement a stricter “Europe first” principle in the industrial sector, which will be limited to the 27 EU countries as well as close partners such as the United Kingdom and Norway. (rc)
