The prime minister is set to raise concerns about the potential damage posed by the European Union’s Made in Europe scheme during a meeting with the president of the European Commission in New York.
The planned discussion will focus on the government’s objections to the scheme, although no further details about the specific concerns or the possible effects have been provided.
The meeting will bring the prime minister together with the European Commission president in New York, where the issue is expected to be addressed directly. The timing and wider context of the proposed scheme were not detailed in the supplied material.
The prime minister’s planned intervention represents the government’s stated intention to communicate its concerns at senior level. No response from the European Commission, or further information about the scheme, was included.
