Queen of Great Britain signed a document on final “divorce” from EU

The Queen of Great Britain Elizabeth II issued the so-called royal assent to the bill on future relations Great Britain and European Union . This was stated by the speaker of House of Commons of the British Parliament Lindsay Hoyle, reports TASS .

This sanction means the entry into force of the document on the final “divorce” of the state and association. Earlier, the document was signed by the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson , later approved by parliament.

December 24, Great Britain and the European Union reached an agreement on Brexit terms after months of negotiations … One of the main documents in the framework of the general agreement was the trade agreement, which provides for the mutual absence of duties and quotas.

The UK officially left the European Union on 1 February. The parties agreed on a transitional period until the end of the year, during which most of the EU laws continued to operate in the United Kingdom. If London and Brussels did not have time to conclude a new trade agreement by the end of December, the UK would cease to be part of the common European market, which would lead to the introduction of customs borders between the country and the EU.

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