German industry warns Britain not to expect help in negotiations on Brex

These statements endanger the claims of David Davis, the British minister in charge of Brex, who had demanded that German companies, especially car producers, pressure their governments to maintain trade exchanges with Great Britain, an important step for their exports.

To protect the unique market, which is a fundamental European project, should be the priority of the European Union”, said Dieter Kempf, president of the German Federation of DUI Industry.

It is the British government's responsibility to limit the damage caused by Brex on every side of La Mansh”, he stressed.

“in the coming months will be very difficult to avoid negative effects, especially on British companies”, he added.

Ingo Kramer, president of the Federation of Employers BDA, stresses that the cohesion of 27 member states remains the highest priority.

He recalled that access to the common market requires respect from each of four freedoms, freedom of income circulation, services, capitals and persons, Atsh conveys.

“Great Britain will remain a very important partner for us, but we need a fair agreement for each of the parties by respecting this principle”, he said.