Negotiations to draw up an agreement to regulate the relationship between European Union you Gibraltar after Brexit paused after resignation British Prime Minister Liz Truss. When succession occurs Government – probably at the end of the month – will continue from the “highly advanced” point.

This was explained by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Spanish Cooperation, Jose Manuel Albaresduring a colloquium in Seville where he stated this Friday his desire that England “become a first-class partner againthat the British Government could soon return to normal work” after the political crisis.

Asked by the Foreign Minister about the dialogue with the UK on Gibraltar, Albares explained: “I was in Oxford a few days ago with my new colleague from Overseas to keep movingThis, he said, is a “very advanced dialogue” in which the Spanish Government “has a desire to reach a concrete agreement”, convinced of the need to “forge ahead in the zone.” common prosperity” what the region needs. Now, it’s all up to the UK having a prime minister to “resume” the talks.

Albares has highlighted dimensions political disaster in the UK, where he has pointed to ramifications such as “he has led the prime minister and will take his currency up front” with the tax reduction proposal proposed by the person who resigned. truss, which you say “I know very well because he is my colleague” from Abroad.

In the colloquium following his speech, in which he was delivered by the mayor of Seville, Antonio MunozAlbares argued that “we are at a time when we all need stability” to advocate that “our friends appoint a prime minister or minister to work with” on the grounds that “despite Brexit” Britain is a “very important partner” for the EU and for Spain itself by extension, due to the fact that it is home to “a large colony of 400,000 British citizens” in Spanish, and “almost like many other Spaniards” in England.

“England still very important partner in NATO“, Albares has proclaimed in the context of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.