Merkel Calls for Ambitious Bratislava Agenda to Map EU’s Future
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that European leaders meeting in Bratislava this month need to be “ambitious” in seeking to map out a future for the European Union after the departure of the U.K.
“We must show ambition and move quickly,” Merkel said along side French President Francois Hollande in Evian, France where the two leaders discussed plans with business leaders. “Economic, employment as well as border security are essential” issues that need to be addressed.