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Acknowledged
The evidence submitted to this inquiry shows there are a range of further pragmatic steps...
Conclusion
The evidence submitted to this inquiry shows there are a range of further pragmatic steps that the UK and EU can explore together with the aim of improving their trading relationship, strengthening their combined resilience in the face of global economic shocks and also further reducing barriers to intra-UK trade as a result of the Windsor Framework. (Conclusion, Paragraph 179)
Government Response Summary
The government states that improving the economic and strategic relationship with the EU remains a top priority and that deeper integration is within the UK’s national interest, and that future summits will provide opportunities to strengthen this relationship.
Government Response
Acknowledged
Government Response
Acknowledged
HM Government
Acknowledged
Improving our economic and strategic relationship with the EU remains a top government priority. We’re clear that for growth, deeper integration with the EU is within the UK’s national interest. This means reducing barriers that have stopped businesses trading and investing with our closest partner and biggest market. The Government is committed to delivering this, as set out within its manifesto. Future summits will provide us with opportunities to continue to strengthen our relationship.
Source
Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Addressee Bodies
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Timeline
Recommendation age
0.2 yrs
Report published
04 Mar 2026