Chambers Ireland welcomes approval of Withdrawal Agreement text

Nov 15, 2018

Chambers Ireland today (14 November 2018) welcomes the approval of the Withdrawal Agreement text by the UK Cabinet.

 

Speaking this evening, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said,

 

“We welcome today’s approval of the Withdrawal Agreement text by the UK Cabinet, recognizing the huge effort by the respective negotiating teams.

 

This is an important next step to the conclusion of the withdrawal agreement and business communities throughout Europe will welcome this progress however it is imperative that the negotiated text is approved as a matter of urgency.

 

We urge the key stakeholders involved to ratify the Withdrawal Agreement to dispel the ongoing uncertainties for businesses across Europe.”

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