BDI on the Decision of the British Conservatives to Appoint Boris Johnson as Party Leader: "Threats from London are Harmful and Will Come Back Like a Boomerang"

"The future prime minister must work for an orderly transition. The withdrawal agreement must not be renegotiated. It stands for the least possible friction in trade, stability at the external borders and for security in workers' issues. "The future prime minister must work for an orderly transition. The withdrawal agreement must not be renegotiated. It stands for the least possible friction in trade, stability at the external borders and for security in workers' issues. "One thing must be...

BERLIN, 23/07/2019 (informazione.it - comunicati stampa - editoria e media)

"The future prime minister must work for an orderly transition. The withdrawal agreement must not be renegotiated. It stands for the least possible friction in trade, stability at the external borders and for security in workers' issues.

"One thing must be clear: the parameters for all participants will worsen after Brexit. If the future government in London is setting the wrong course now, serious damage to trade and investments on the island can occur very quickly.

"The risk of a hard Brexit remains very high. Even if it is painful for companies, a sound preparation remains the order of the day. This is the only way to keep the consequences in check."

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