EU LEADERS CONVENED AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT IN BRUSSELS OVER THE LAST WEEKEND TO DISCUSS WIDE RANGE ISSUES, AFTER BRITAIN'S EXIT FROM EU.

    European Union leaders convened at the European Union Parliament in Brussels over the last weekend to discuss wide range issues, after Britain's exit from EU. Few of the mentioned significant issues have been how and when to secure, or strengthen the EU in the various fields of finance trade relationship immigration with emphasis on border control security and possibly defense, after its first World's most vibrant financial markets center and the third most productive former EU member country to be exit the Union of the European Countries Membership earlier next Year and specifically in the year two thousand and eighteen with diminished better prospects in the fields of trade relationship and financial cooperation without much penalties in fees to maintain its current trade relationship to EU member countries, if the current Conservative government of Britain headed by Theresa May would accept and sign EU demands for higher fees to maintain its current presence and the third most productive position in Europe, after Britain exit the EU earlier next year.
However, Britain's current approach to resolve EU less favorable trade and finance policies by suppressing them in the policy making decisions of the Executive and in both the domestic and foreign media, despite the Parliament's with the High Court presence could encourage the Britain's Executive the Legislators and the Judiciary to lookout of the major financial and trade relationship issues with EU that otherwise would maintain Britain's ambition for better economic prospects financial freedom by tougher clout in the various fields that entailed the defense with, or without further trade and defense cooperation with other none EU Eurozone countries as Denmark and various East European countries. Britain's citizens differences over their Conservative government required final decision for, or against EU trade cooperation penalties in higher fees to maintain its current economic and financial strength  could become a major burden for Britain's current growing economic and financial potential in the domestic EU markets, due to the known fact that Britain's remain in the EU largest and potential unified markets by means of higher fees does not guarantee sale of its products and better performance of other businesses in the EU without financial security agreements with the World's major financial Institutions as the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

      Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.
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