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00:00We're turning a page, we're opening a new chapter in our unique relationship.
00:06This is the story of historical and natural partners standing side by side on the global stage,
00:14facing most of the same challenges, pursuing the same objectives, like-minded, sharing the same values
00:22and thus we are looking for solutions that are beneficial for both our people
00:27and standing shoulder by shoulder when it comes to really getting to the solutions.
00:33I want to have a look at common understanding, which is basically the roadmap
00:38that we have agreed on to follow now after this summit.
00:43First, we have concluded our security and defence partnership.
00:48This will boost our cooperation in security and defence initiatives.
00:54There are lots of topics covered.
00:57For example, on the defence industry, but also military mobility, peace building, crisis management
01:04or the countering of hybrid threats, just to name a few.
01:09And this is the first step towards UK participation in Europe's defence investment programme.
01:16We call it SAFE.
01:18It's 150 billion euros of loans for joint procurement
01:23and this security and defence partnership opens the door towards the joint procurement.
01:30We need another second step, but this joint procurement we've discussed will increase our readiness,
01:38will close military gaps that we have and will increase, that's of most importance,
01:46our interoperability when our armed forces are going on missions together.
01:52It will create new opportunities, of course, for our defence industries
01:57and, as I said, open the option for stronger, more coordinated support also for Ukraine.
02:04That's important either through joint procurement of military capabilities that then are brought to Ukraine
02:11or for direct investment in Ukraine's defence industry.
02:16This is against the backdrop that we stand united behind Ukraine's fight for survival
02:22and that we are strongly committed to a full and unconditional ceasefire
02:27leading to a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.
02:31My second point is that I want to speak about what lies at the heart of our partnership
02:38and that's the people.
02:40Millions of families and friendships are on both sides of the channel.
02:45I am thinking back of my times as a student here in London
02:51and from that experience I know the first place abroad you go when you're a young person.
02:58It's an impression for life.
03:00You fall in love with the city and the country
03:03and for the rest of your life you're the best ambassador for this country.
03:08Therefore, I'm so glad that we have agreed that we will have Erasmus Plus for young people
03:16and that we will work towards a youth experience scheme, just about this experience.
03:22This will allow the next generation to once again live and study in each other's countries
03:27and this will build friendships that will last a lifetime.
03:33Turning to what connects us further, that is the topic energy and joint climate goals.
03:40Today we have decided to explore the UK participation in the EU's electricity market.
03:48It's good for the stability of energy flows.
03:52It is good for our common energy security
03:55because we know that a bigger market will also be good for lowering the energy prices
04:02and it will attract more private investment
04:05because of the regulatory stability and predictability that is there
04:11to tap into the vast potential that the North Sea offers
04:16specifically for renewable, cheap and homegrown energy.
04:21In addition, we're both committed to leading by example on the path to net zero
04:27and that's why we've also agreed to work towards linking our emission trading system.
04:33A larger integrated system is a big step forward in decarbonization
04:39and creates a level playing field.
04:42Today we also decided to facilitate trade flows of agri-food products between us
04:48and to work towards a common sanitary and phytosanitary area.
04:53That means more certainty, more stability for farmers and food producers
04:59and fishermen and fisherwomen on both sides of the channel,
05:03safer food with greater trust from the consumers
05:07and together with the Windsor Framework this will also bring additional benefits for Northern Ireland.
05:15It will further ease the movement of agri-food goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland
05:21and Northern Ireland will continue to enjoy dual access to both the EU single market
05:27and the UK internal market.
05:29And in addition, it's a lot but we have agreed on,
05:33in addition we have reached an agreement on fisheries
05:37ensuring reciprocal access to waters until 2038.
05:42This is so important for long-term stability and predictability.
05:46And we have agreed to preserve the historic tariff-free trade in steel products.
05:53Steel is a vital sector for both our industries so this decision is great news.
06:00Finally, I'm coming to an end, on justice and migration.
06:06We're stepping up our cooperation to keep our citizens safe.
06:10That means more joint operational work, especially through Europol
06:15and seamless exchange of information.
06:18Because as we all know, crime doesn't stop at borders, neither should our response.
06:24On illegal migration, we're joining forces to crack down on smugglers and traffickers.
06:30This is organized crime.
06:33Our goal is clear, we want to protect our borders and prevent further tragedies.
06:39We're also stepping up there for our joint cooperation with third countries.
06:44As you know, we on the European Union side have made this one of our priorities
06:49and we welcome that the UK is joining us in this effort.
06:53Dear Kiir, what we have agreed today is historic.
06:58It will make a real difference to people in the UK and across our Union.
07:05The message we are sending to the world today is equally, if not more important.
07:11It is a message that at a time of global instability
07:16and when our continent faces the greatest threat it has for generations,
07:21we in Europe stick together.
07:25A strong EU-UK relationship is of fundamental importance for that,
07:30for our security, for our prosperity, for our shared destiny on this continent
07:37and this is what it's all about today.
07:41So I want to thank you for hosting us, it was a great summit
07:44and thank you very much for your leadership.
07:47Well, thank you Ursula, thank you Antonio for your words
07:51and thank you for your leadership on this as well.
07:54Ladies and gentlemen, Britain is back on the world stage,
07:59working with our partners, doing deals that will grow our economy
08:04and putting more money in the pockets of working people.
08:08In the last two weeks alone, we've delivered trade deals with India and the US
08:15and that means jobs saved, jobs created, more growth
08:21and a huge vote of confidence in this country.
08:25It shows that as global instability is rising,
08:29the decisions that we've taken to stabilise the economy
08:33and lead the way internationally have made Britain a place
08:37where people want to do business once again
08:41and from that position of strength,
08:44today we have struck this landmark deal with the EU,
08:49a new partnership between an independent Britain and our allies in Europe.
08:55This is the first UK-EU summit.
08:59It marks a new era in our relationship
09:03and this deal is a win-win.
09:07It delivers what the British public voted for last year.
09:11It gives us unprecedented access to the EU market,
09:16the best of any country outside of the EU or EFTA,
09:20all while sticking to the red lines in our manifesto
09:24about not rejoining the single market, the customs union
09:28and no return to freedom of movement.
09:31So this deal is good for both sides
09:34and let me set out why it is good for Britain.
09:38We've struck an SPS deal
09:41to make food and agricultural trade with the EU cheaper and easier
09:46and that is slashing red tape and bureaucracy
09:49and that means lower food prices at checkouts,
09:53more choice in our supermarkets
09:56and of course more money in people's pockets.
09:59It will boost British exporters
10:01because once again, after a long absence,
10:06we'll be able to sell great British burgers, shellfish
10:09and other products into the EU.
10:12We've also struck a new defence and security partnership
10:16to strengthen our cooperation and strengthen our security,
10:21which is vital in this dangerous new era
10:25and it will open the door to working with the EU's new defence fund,
10:29providing new opportunities for the defence industry,
10:33supporting British jobs and livelihoods.
10:36We're also increasing our cooperation on emissions trading,
10:40saving UK businesses from having to pay
10:44£800 million in EU carbon taxes,
10:47once again supporting British businesses, backing British jobs.
10:52Next, we're increasing our cooperation on energy
10:56to drive down bills in the long term.
10:59The agreement negotiated by the last government
11:01left us with more expensive ways of working with our neighbours.
11:05Despite being physically connected to the European grid
11:09by our underseas cables,
11:11today's deal will see us work to bring these systems together again,
11:16benefiting bill payers
11:18and boosting our renewable industry in the North Sea.
11:22Today's deal is also good for British steel,
11:25protecting our steel exports from new EU tariffs,
11:29saving the industry £25 million every year.
11:34Another example of this government backing our steel sector to the hilt.
11:39We've reached a deal today on fish,
11:42protecting our access, rights and fishing areas,
11:45with no increase in the amount that EU vessels can catch in British waters.
11:50Our fishing industry will also benefit from the new SPS agreement,
11:54which slashes costs and red tape for our exports into the European market.
12:00And we already sell 70% of our seafood into that market.
12:05So that is really significant.
12:08It is also opening the gates to selling shellfish back into the EU.
12:12And I can also announce today
12:14that we're investing £360 million into our fishing industry
12:19to help them take advantage of this deal.
12:22We've acted today to strengthen our borders.
12:26The previous deal left a huge gap
12:29in our ability to work together to tackle illegal migration.
12:33So this deal closes that gap
12:36so we can work across migration routes
12:39to end the migration crisis and smash the criminal gangs.
12:43We're boosting our cooperation on law enforcement,
12:46combating terrorism and serious organised crime,
12:50with better sharing of intelligence and data,
12:53including facial imaging, for the first time.
12:56Today's deal will also help British holidaymakers,
12:59as we're confirming that they will be able to use eGates
13:03when they travel to Europe,
13:05ending those huge queues at passport control.
13:09And I call on all EU members to help make this a reality without delay.
13:15Finally, we've agreed today to cooperate on a youth experience scheme
13:20to allow our young people to travel and work freely in Europe.
13:24And I'm clear this will come with
13:26all the appropriate time limits, caps and visa requirements.
13:30So it's a long list.
13:32It shows just how much we've achieved here today.
13:36Real benefits for the British people.
13:39Because it's time to look forward.
13:42It's time to move on
13:44from the stale old debates and political fights
13:48to focus on delivering common sense, practical solutions
13:53which get the best for the British people.
13:56We're ready to work with all our partners,
13:59wherever it means we can improve people's lives here at home.
14:03And that's what this deal is all about.
14:07Facing out to the world once again,
14:10in the great tradition of this nation,
14:13building the relationships we choose,
14:15with the partners we choose,
14:17and closing deals in the national interest.
14:20Thank you.
14:22We'll now take some questions from the media,
14:25and I think I've got the list.
14:27I think we're going to go to the UK media first,
14:29and then to the European media.
14:32I've got Chris Mason, BBC First, please.
14:35Chris.
14:36Thank you, Prime Minister.
14:37Chris Mason, BBC News.
14:39To be clear, Prime Minister,
14:41isn't the truth that you've sold out the fishermen
14:43for what you see as the greater good?
14:46And a question to the European Union,
14:48to President von der Leyen.
14:49This deal involves the UK becoming an EU rule-taker,
14:52which some people here really don't like.
14:55Are you pleased to have the UK back within the EU's orbit?
14:59Thank you.
15:00Chris, let me go first.
15:02Firstly, the focus, the driving principles
15:06of the comprehensive set of arrangements we've agreed today
15:10is about bills, it's about jobs, and it's about borders.
15:14The driving principles and the SPS zone
15:19cuts away a huge amount of red tape for businesses
15:22and the way that we trade.
15:24It is incredibly important for fish
15:27because over 70% of our seafood
15:31goes into the European market.
15:33So for the first time under this arrangement,
15:37our fishing communities are able to sell more easily
15:40into the European market.
15:42As I say, 70% goes into that market.
15:45The length of time for the agreement provides the stability
15:48because what would have happened next year
15:50is we would have come off the current arrangements
15:52but then into year-on-year negotiations
15:55where nobody knows year-on-year where they stand.
15:58This gives stability in relation to that.
16:01It also opens the door for shellfish and the like
16:06to be sold back into the European market
16:08which wasn't available before this deal
16:11and of course we've announced the £360 transformation fund.
16:15So what this goes with is that access
16:19on a permanent basis, the SPS agreement on a permanent basis
16:22for our fishermen and fisherwomen in our fishing communities
16:25into that market, a huge amount of their stock goes into this.
16:29So this is good for fishing.
16:31Yes, on your question on rules.
16:34Because the United Kingdom is a sovereign country
16:37it can take agreements like this one,
16:40develop agreements like this one
16:42and of course whenever we have an agreement among us
16:45we define together what the rules are,
16:47how we will act together on a specific topic.
16:50So it shows the sovereignty of a country
16:53by being able to take agreements like this one here today.
17:00Thank you. Let me go to Robert Peston, ITV. Robert.
17:06Hello Prime Minister. Robert Peston, ITV.
17:10Prime Minister, isn't this almost the worst of possible worlds
17:13in the sense that you've laid yourself open
17:16to accusations of betrayal from Brexit supporters
17:19because we are again having rules set for food by Brussels
17:25while you're adding back just a twentieth of the GDP,
17:30the national income that we lost when we left the European Union.
17:36And Madam President, if I may,
17:38today's framework, do you see it as an end
17:42or do you see this as the beginning over coming years
17:46of greater integration again between the UK and the EU?
17:51Well, Robert, let me be absolutely clear.
17:55This is the result of serious pragmatic negotiations
17:59that are good for our country
18:01and they're absolutely focused on delivery
18:05in the same spirit, with the same mindset
18:07that we struck the deal with India and with the US.
18:10So this is very good for our country.
18:12It is hugely ambitious and comprehensive.
18:15The SPS is really important in terms of our market access,
18:19getting rid of the red tape and the bureaucracy
18:22that otherwise would have been hugely important as well to Northern Ireland.
18:27Then the security and defence partnership
18:29in an era where we're forever saying, quite rightly,
18:32that it's an increasingly insecure world
18:35to be able to strike that partnership
18:37so we can cooperate better together,
18:39invest in procurement better together
18:42and open that door to the European funding.
18:45It's hugely important.
18:47The emissions trading is going to be for businesses
18:50extremely welcome because otherwise
18:52they would be paying 800 million pounds year on year
18:55in carbon taxes.
18:57On energy, we're making permanent the current chapter
19:01and looking to access to the EU electricity market.
19:05On British Steel,
19:07quotas, specific country quotas for British Steel,
19:10hugely important in the current environment.
19:12On fish, that access to the market.
19:15Shellfish being opened up, again, the transformation fund.
19:18E-gates, which for many people will be the first discernible difference
19:23in terms of travel ending those queues.
19:26On law enforcement, where there wasn't really enough
19:29in the current deal.
19:30Operational work together on institutions like Europol.
19:34Sharing data, particularly facial mapping.
19:37Irregular migration.
19:39We're pushing forward way beyond the TCA
19:42in terms of what we're going to do together
19:44and the youth experience.
19:46The breadth and comprehensiveness of this agreement
19:48shows that if you focus seriously and pragmatically
19:52on deliverables,
19:54you can make a real difference for our country.
19:56Just like India, just like the US,
19:58other governments have talked and talked and talked
20:01with great rhetoric about what they're going to achieve
20:04and achieved little or nothing.
20:07We rolled up our sleeves, we're serious and pragmatic
20:09and we're delivering a very, very good deal for our country today.
20:12Yes, on your question on the framework,
20:15I would say the common understanding,
20:18that is the document that shows that we're engaging
20:21in greater cooperation.
20:23And the Prime Minister has just described the topics.
20:26I mean, we are sharing the same interests.
20:30We're very close friends and allies.
20:33And if you look at the topic
20:35where we agree on a greater cooperation,
20:37for example, energy,
20:39we share the interest to lower the energy prices
20:42and we share the interest to have more,
20:45to be more independent in producing energy
20:48and to have more energy security and renewable energy.
20:51So that's one of the topics where we engage.
20:54The emission trading system fighting climate change
20:57is the same interest we have on both sides.
21:00Security and defense, you just described it.
21:03It's a big topic where we can together
21:06really achieve big steps forward.
21:08Migration, health, hybrids,
21:10that's if you look at the roadmap
21:13that we have agreed on to develop.
21:15I mean, there's a lot of work still ahead of us.
21:17That's amazing to see.
21:19It's just a better cooperation
21:21and a closer cooperation that we are framing here.
21:24Antonio.
21:26I just read that we came looking forward,
21:31not looking back.
21:33This is not about the past.
21:35It's about the future.
21:37We don't talk about our previous relationship,
21:41but we are working on a new strategic relationship.
21:47This is not a new term.
21:49It's a new chapter,
21:50a new strategic partnership,
21:52a new security and defense partnership
21:55based on the shared values
21:57and the shared challenges
21:59that we want to address together
22:01as we express in our joint statement.
22:05Thank you.
22:06And can I come to Beth Rigby, Sky News.
22:10Thank you, Prime Minister.
22:12Beth Rigby, Sky News.
22:13You state your reputation on getting this deal,
22:16and to nail it down,
22:18you have given the European Union
22:2012-year access to UK fishing waters,
22:23and you have agreed,
22:24having ruled it out last year,
22:26in principle to a youth mobility scheme.
22:29There are those today
22:30criticizing you for black sliding on Brexit.
22:33Don't they have a point?
22:35And if I may,
22:36I need to ask you about what's happening in Gaza.
22:39The UN's aid chief has warned
22:41action from the UN Security Council
22:43is needed to, quote,
22:45prevent genocide in the Gaza Strip.
22:49Do you think it is genocide?
22:51And can you, in good conscience,
22:53stand there as a leader
22:55and say you have done all you can?
22:58And to the Commission President,
23:00it has been a difficult few years
23:02between the UK and the EU.
23:04You describe this deal
23:06as turning the page on those years.
23:08Many Britons will welcome this deal,
23:11but what is your message
23:13to those who voted Brexit in the UK
23:16and view these new arrangements with suspicion?
23:19Thank you.
23:44And I think it's really significant,
23:46as you'll see,
23:47supermarkets are already coming out
23:49saying how much they support the deal
23:51because they know what this means
23:53in terms of the SBS agreement
23:55for the prices in their supermarkets,
23:57which, of course, are the prices
23:59impacting on working people across the country.
24:01I think Salmon Scotland have come out already
24:04saying one of the huge exports from Scotland,
24:07how important it is from there.
24:09So I listen to the voices
24:12of those that are trading,
24:14the businesses across the country
24:16who are saying this is a good step forward
24:19over the voices of those
24:21from either side
24:22who have predicted
24:23what they would achieve
24:24and achieved very little.
24:26And most of the people
24:27complaining about the deal
24:28are people who are saying
24:29before they knew one single word
24:31of what it said
24:32that they were against it.
24:34So I look at
24:35how does this impact on working people,
24:37what are those supermarkets saying,
24:38what are those businesses saying
24:39because they're all welcoming it
24:41and they're welcoming it for a reason.
24:42That's because it's a very, very good step
24:44in the right direction,
24:45a really important development.
24:48Let me separately address
24:49the question of Gaza
24:51because it is a really serious,
24:52unacceptable, intolerable situation
24:55and that's why we are working intensely
24:58to coordinate with other leaders
25:00how we respond to this
25:02because it is intolerable,
25:04it is unacceptable
25:05and we will continue to work in that way.
25:08Thank you very much.
25:09Beth.
25:10Yes.
25:11So we are sovereign neighbors,
25:15we're friends,
25:16we're allies
25:17and this is a new beginning
25:20for old friends.
25:21In this spirit
25:22we have designed the roadmap
25:24that we are working on together
25:26and I think it shows,
25:29the content shows
25:30that we are working
25:32towards a friendly cooperation
25:34that is of benefit
25:35for both sides of the channel.
25:38On Gaza,
25:39the humanitarian situation in Gaza
25:41is unacceptable.
25:43For two months now
25:44no humanitarian supplies
25:46have entered Gaza.
25:48Aid must reach civilians
25:50in need immediately
25:52and the blockade on Gaza
25:53needs to be lifted now
25:56because humanitarian aid
25:58must never be politicized
26:01and we are calling for a resumption
26:03of the ceasefire
26:04and the immediate release
26:05of the hostages
26:06so that a permanent end
26:08of the hostilities
26:10can be finally achieved.
26:12We are convinced
26:13that the only solution
26:14is the two-state solution.
26:16This needs among others
26:18also a functioning
26:20Palestinian Authority.
26:22We are strongly supporting
26:23and financing
26:24the Palestinian Authority
26:26and we as a commission
26:28will propose
26:29a multi-annual package now
26:31of 1.6 billion euros
26:33for the years
26:3425, 26, 27
26:36to support
26:37the Palestinian Authority.
26:41I just read
26:42about Gaza.
26:45As the Prime Minister said,
26:47as you also said,
26:48it's unacceptable.
26:50Israel must stop
26:52now immediately.
26:54The Hamas
26:55needs to release
26:56immediately
26:57all the hostages
26:59and we need all together
27:02as international community
27:05to help
27:06the path
27:07to build
27:08the two-state solution
27:10the only one
27:11who can
27:12ensure
27:14a lasting peace
27:15in the region.
27:19Thank you very much.
27:20And Chris Hope
27:21from GB News, please.
27:23Thank you, Prime Minister.
27:24Chris Hope, GB News.
27:25As you know,
27:26Sir Keir Starmer,
27:27Critics Say Your Deal
27:28turns into
27:29rule takers
27:30not rule makers
27:31on standards.
27:32The Scottish
27:33Fishermen Association
27:34or Federation
27:35say your deal
27:36is a horror show
27:37far worse than
27:38Boris Johnson's
27:39botched Brexit
27:40agreement.
27:41Are they right?
27:42Have you been
27:43stitched up
27:44like a kipper
27:45by the European Union?
27:46Ms. von der Leyen,
27:47the Tories
27:48will say today
27:49they will reverse
27:50everything you've
27:51agreed today.
27:52What's your message
27:53to them?
27:54And Mr. Costa,
27:55what are your plans
27:56for your future summits?
27:57Do you want to
27:58see the UK
27:59become
28:00the single market
28:01and the
28:02customs union
28:03in your lifetime?
28:30the EU?
28:31And what
28:32are your plans
28:33for the EU?
28:34And what
28:35are your plans
28:36for the EU?
28:37And what
28:38are your plans
28:39for the EU?
28:40And what
28:41are your plans
28:42for the EU?
28:43And what
28:44are your plans
28:45for the EU?
28:46And what
28:47are your plans
28:48for the EU?
28:49And what
28:50are your plans
28:51for the EU?
28:52And what
28:53are your plans
28:54for the EU?
28:55And what
28:56are your plans
28:57for the EU?
28:58And what
28:59are your plans
29:00for the EU?
29:01And what
29:02are your plans
29:03for the EU?
29:04And what
29:05are your plans
29:06for the EU?
29:07And what
29:08are your plans
29:09for the EU?
29:10And what
29:11are your plans
29:12for the EU?
29:13And what
29:14are your plans
29:15for the EU?
29:16And what
29:17are your plans
29:18for the EU?
29:19And what
29:20are your plans
29:21for the EU?
29:22And what
29:23are your plans
29:24for the EU?
29:25And what
29:26are your plans
29:27for the EU?
29:28And what
29:29are your plans
29:30for the EU?
29:31And what
29:32are your plans
29:33for the EU?
29:34And what
29:35are your plans
29:36for the EU?
29:37And what
29:38are your plans
29:39for the EU?
29:40And what
29:41are your plans
29:42for the EU?
29:43And what
29:44are your plans
29:45for the EU?
29:46And what
29:47are your plans
29:48for the EU?
29:49And what
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