“Anything that helps strengthen the relationship between London and the European Union would be welcome.”

The The European Commission wanted On Monday, good luck to the finalists to become the new leader of Britain’s Conservative Party and Prime Minister of this country and confirmed that “Anything” that helps strengthen the UK-EU relationship “would be very welcome”.

“We are always looking for new beginnings,” European Commission spokesman Eric Mammer said at the foundation’s daily press briefing. “It is clear that anything that can help move our relationship with the UK forward would be most welcome.” insist on it Brussels’ position on the relationship between the two countries after Britain’s exit from the European Union “has not changed.” CommaAfter more than a year of disagreements with London because the UK had not complied with many of the obligations it had agreed to under the Irish Protocol.

“We look forward to the full implementation of the withdrawal agreement,” he addedThe Trade and Cooperative Agreement that we signed and of course the Northern Ireland Protocol.”

These statements come before knowing that the British Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss, is the new leader of the Conservative Party, and thus will become the British Prime Minister, after winning the internal elections for the formation, in which she competed with a former minister of the Conservative Party. Economy, Rishi Sunak, also announced by formation.

Truss will replace Boris Johnson as chief executive on TuesdayOnce she was received by Elizabeth II at Balmoral Castle (Scotland), where the 96-year-old Queen is vacationing.

Graham Brady, chair of the influential 1922 Committee of Conservative MPs without portfolio, announced the winner. At a ceremony held at the “Queen Elizabeth II” Convention CenterBeside the British Parliament in London.

In recent weeks, Truss and former British chancellor Rishi Sunak vied for support from 160,000 party members, who voted by mail or by electronic mail.