"Together we are stronger and we work better." What will change with the EU-Japan agreement

"We have sent a clear message that we have a common front against protectionism," said Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, after the signing of the Free Trade Agreement between the EU and the EU. European Union and Japan. of four years of negotiations to achieve this compromise "major strategic impact" involving 1/3 of the world economy, covers 600 million people and is in history as the first "new generation" trade agreement of the European Union [19659002] Without leaving the shadow of Donald Trump and Belgian Wallonia, the agreement signed today in Tokyo, the 25th EU-Japan Summit by Donald Tusk, the President from the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe mean simple things like cheaper Japanese tea for Europe or cheaper Porto wine for the Japanese and can be explained in five points:

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