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'Door is open' if Britain wants to change mind on #Brexit, says EU's Moscovici
The “door is open” should Britain want to reverse its 2016 vote to leave the European Union, Economic and Monetary Union Commissioner Pierre Moscovici (pictured) told French media in an interview on Sunday (28 January), writes Sudip Kar-Gupta.
Some British politicians have said another referendum should be held on whether to leave the EU once the terms of departure and likely future relationship between Britain and the economic bloc are known.
Asked about that in the joint interview with French TV station C News, Europe 1 radio and newspaper Les Echos, former French finance minister Moscovici said: “The door is open.”
“If the British want to change their mind, that would be very welcome,” he added.
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