In Kolkata, the former British Prime Minister David Cameron says that the "sweet Brexit"

David Cameron with ICC President Shashwat Goenka. (Courtesy: Indian Chamber of Commerce)

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday that the UK could opt for a "sweet" Brexit by staying close to the European Union. Mr. Cameron, who was in Kolkata to attend the Indian Chamber of Commerce's AGM, also said that there was an 80% chance that the UK would leave the European Union on the basis of an agreed agreement.

"Until now, there is a 80% chance that Britain will leave the European Union on the basis of an agreed agreement. is that the British government does not like economic dislocations.Although there will be no great economic impact to leave the EU, the UK can opt for a Brexit by staying close to him, "he said.

Cameron, who was British Prime Minister from 2010 to 2016, resigned The country voted in favor of a referendum in June 2016. He was in favor of the UK staying in the EU.

Speaking of the impact of Brexit on the British economy, Cameron said: "It depends on the type of Brexit. East. If it's a Brexit where we stay allied to the single market or somewhere, I do not think the impact will be huge. "

The former British Prime Minister said that Brexit was changing British policy." After the UK's accession to the EU, there were treaties after treaties and a series of changes. It has almost become a political union. We regret how the referendum opened the way … ", he said.

.The former prime minister British David Cameron (right) said that Brexit was changing British policy. (India should focus on skills development, infrastructure)

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday greeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for having a clear vision and said the country should focus more on

Cameron added that India was a land of opportunity and the only one. has described as one of the fastest growing economies in the world

"When I look at India, I think of one word – opportunity. Opportunities that come from a country that is growing faster than any other major economy. India is one of the largest economies and would be one of the fastest growing economies of its size. For further development, the country should focus more on infrastructure development and skills development. India is fortunate to have leadership with a clear vision. When I met Prime Minister Modi, I saw that he had been deeply thinking about the long-term problems, "he told the Indian Chamber of Commerce AGM [19659015] For all the latest news from Calcutta, download Indian Express App