2020
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E3 countries voice grave concern over Iran’s uranium enrichment plans
France, Germany and the UK note with grave concern the announcement by Iran that it will start uranium enrichment up to 60% using advanced centrifuges.
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Brexit’s economic impact will be very limited in France, says Minister
Europe Minister Clément Beaune argues that Brexit is depriving the UK of EU recovery plan funding and depriving young people of the Erasmus exchange programme.
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COVID-19: Minister hails "pragmatic and safe solution"
Europe Minister Clément Beaune says Europeans will be able to return home from the UK under certain conditions and a vaccine will be launched across the EU after Christmas.
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France hails EU’s "unity and resolve" after Brexit trade deal
"France welcomes the fact that throughout the negotiations, the unity and resolve of the 27 member states never wavered... We must now verify that our key points have been fully taken into consideration."
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France rejects Iran’s accusations over nuclear deal
"At the beginning of next year a window of opportunity will open to work on the return of the United States to the agreement and of Iran to full and total compliance with its nuclear commitments," says Paris.
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France and UK agree on dedicated test sites for lorry drivers
Minister Delegate for Transport Jean-Baptiste Djebbari and his UK counterpart Grant Shapps agree that drivers can take tests for the new variant of COVID-19 at dedicated sites.
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All travel from UK to France suspended for 48 hours
The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by President Macron, in view of the rapid spread of a new strain of COVID-19 in the United Kingdom. The 48-hour period begins at midnight (Paris time) on 20 December.
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EU has shown ambition and firmness in 2020 - Minister
Europe Minister Clément Beaune says the recovery plan, climate commitments, sanctions against Turkey and digital regulation reflect "an ambitious Europe that has stayed the course".
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EU Council adopts contingency plan on fisheries
The regulation creates a legal framework on how to grant EU and UK fishermen authorization to continue fishing in each other’s waters after the Brexit transition period ends.
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Fishing inextricable from Brexit trade agreement - Minister
"Our determination on fisheries is total... If the British want privileged access to the internal market, then French and European fishermen must have access to British waters," says Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian.
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