Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met at the Airbus factory in Stevenage to sign the first bilateral cooperation treaty, known as the Kensington treaty. This represents a significant step in UK-Germany relations, establishing new partnerships in defense, investments, and facilitating easier access for schoolchildren and travelers. Merz noted his pride in the treaty while expressing strong disapproval of Brexit. The meeting contrasted sharply with Starmer's prior engagement with French President Macron, showcasing a different tone and formalities in the relationships between the countries.
Keir Starmer and Friedrich Merz's meeting at the Airbus factory marked the signing of the first bilateral cooperation treaty between the UK and Germany, known as the Kensington treaty.
The treaty includes a defense partnership, new investments, and easier access for schoolchildren and travelers between the two countries, establishing a relationship of equals.
The meeting was described as a 'coming of age' for UK-Germany relations, moving beyond tabloid stereotypes and aiming for significant cooperation.
Friedrich Merz expressed pride in signing the treaty but also openly deplored Brexit, highlighting a complex relationship between the nations.
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