The Brexit and the consequences for Europe. With S. E. Sir Sebastian Wood, Ambassador of Great Britain in Germany

Barely two years after the referendum on Britain’s exit from the EU, the Brexit negotiations are in full swing. The media mostly talk about problems, sometimes more or less large breakthroughs of the complex process. Only one thing is clear: on 29.03.2019  the British EU membership ends. If the United Kingdom and the EU do not agree by then, apart from the economic consequences, the status of EU citizens in Britain and British people in the EU is an unresolved issue with a high potential for conflict.

Questions that students have repeatedly asked us in the Europe Understanding courses in recent years are: What are the main goals of the British Government in the current negotiations? What are the prospects for EU citizens in the UK? What are the consequences for the British and European economy and the mood of Europe? We discussed these and other questions with you and S.E. Sir Sebastian Wood.

Questions that students have repeatedly asked us in the Europe Understanding courses in recent years are: What are the main goals of the British Government in the current negotiations? What are the prospects for EU citizens in the UK? What are the consequences for the British and European economy and the mood of Europe? We would like to discuss these and other questions with you and S.E. Sir Sebastian Wood discuss.

We look forward to your participation and ask you to register by 20.04. online (see below) or by e-mail. By attending the event, you agree that the photos taken there may be used for publicity purposes.

This event was in German.

Photo: (c) British Embassy Berlin