Theresa may said that Britain has a financial law that must be adhered to.
The EU must pay UK billions of euros for the stocks of the country at the European investment Bank and participation in other joint projects. This was stated by Prime-Minister Theresa may.
According to her, London has financial rights which must be respected in the discussions about payments the EU and certain obligations.
“There is much talk about what obligations should be in the UK or about which we may be right, given the money that was paid in the past. We clearly show that will take into account the rights and obligations,” said may.
She recalled that “there are investment Bank, investment Fund, there are other areas” and it will be “an important part of the negotiations.”
The newspaper’s sources in the government said that the UK share of the European investment Bank estimated at 16% – about 10 billion euros.
As reported, the European Union has raised the bar on claims of great Britain for Brexit up to 100 billion euros. This was done under pressure from Germany and France.
In turn, Theresa may said that the leadership of the EU will be “devilishly difficult” to negotiate with her for Brexit. After meeting her, the head of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker called German Chancellor Angela Merkel and said that may if “living in another galaxy”.
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