Spain and the UK made ‘significant progress’ on Friday in talks in Brussels aimed at reaching an agreement to allow free circulation of goods and people between disputed Gibraltar and Spain, the two nations said in a joint statement.
‘Discussions took place in a constructive atmosphere, with significant progress achieved. General political lines have been agreed, including on airport, goods and mobility,’ the statement said, adding the talks would ‘continue over the coming weeks’ to conclude the agreement.
David Cameron and José Manuel Albares, the British and Spanish foreign ministers respectively, met on Friday in Brussels with European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic and Gibraltar government chief Fabian Picardo (main image), to try to conclude an agreement over the tiny British territory’s status following Britain’s exit from the European Union.
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