The unfinished Brexit development has not only had a negative impact on Britain and the European Union but also on foreign countries. Today, Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg made a statement that Norway was advised not to renegotiate its membership conditions in the single European market.
With only more than 2 weeks left, the EU and Britain are still trapped in the gap between future relations between the two sides. On that basis, Solberg said that Norway, which is a country of 5.4 million people, could not get better terms than negotiating an agreement with the EU.
As is the case in Britain, Solberg is not confident that Norway will get a better deal if it wants to renegotiate some things with the EU.
The case against the UK shows how complicated it is for a country to leave the European Union. He criticized those who advised Norway to leave the European Union in order to make a better deal should look at the situation more carefully.
To date Britain has not yet successfully negotiated a trade agreement with the European Union. Both sides are still trying to reach an agreement on a trade agreement that will regulate trade worth around $ 1 trillion early next year.
