Summit between France and Germany to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the reconciliation treaty between the two countries. The President of France, Emmanuel Macronand the chancellor of Germany, Olaf SchölzThey have met this Sunday in Paris to discuss their differences in recent months and their meeting points, such as their support for Ukraine.
The meeting began at 11:00 am at the Sorbonne University. “For a strong Europe of tomorrow, we must now invest more in our military and in the foundations of our defense industry,” both leaders wrote in the run-up to their meeting. In this regard, both have expressed their firm support for Ukraine in the face of Russia’s invasion.
Olaf Scholz has emphasized this issue, making it clear Germany’s support “as long as it is precise and as extensive as needed“, including tanks and air defense batteries, all “in close consensus with our allies in the United States.” “(Vladimir) Putin’s imperialism will not win,” he added.
For his part, Emmanuel Macron has transferred the “unfailing support for Ukraine in all areas”. “Since February 24, we have not hidden or divided and we will continue with our unfailing support for Ukraine, which will continue in all areas,” says Macron.
“We have to make sure that an enlarged European Union will continue to be able to actwith more efficient institutions and faster decision-making processes, in particular by expanding qualified majority voting in the council”, both leaders left.
Source: Lasexta
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