UK Open to Discussing EU Cohesion Fund Payments for Electricity Market Access

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Britain is willing to discuss contributing to the EU cohesion fund in exchange for electricity market access.

Minister Hamish Falconer confirmed talks will take place despite the UK not formally accepting the principle.

Negotiators are also working towards agreements on youth mobility, defence cooperation, and the Erasmus+ return.

The upcoming bilateral summit is expected to address several key post-Brexit regulatory hurdles.

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