British Prime Minister David Cameron. Photo: EPA
The start of Britain’s renegotiation of EU membership have gone, but other EU leaders warned British Prime Minister David Cameron will be tough negotiations ahead.
David Cameron was happy when he was on the night of Friday met the press after giving his speech at the EU Summit. The question of British membership was treated only briefly overshadowed by questions of migration and Greece.
– It’s been a long night and we have discussed some very important topics, but I am particularly pleased that the process of British reforms, renegotiation and the referendum that we should keep, the process is now in earnest, said Cameron.
– People always say to me that these things are not possible, you never get through them . Well, once again we have proven that we get things done. We have started the process, he continued.
Some information about when the British referendum should be held, he gave not.
EU Permanent President Tusk called the night decision “the first step in a long process.”
– One thing should be clear from the beginning: the EU’s fundamental values are not for sale and are not negotiable. We should consider British views, but only in a way that is safe for Europe. We will return to this in December, said Tusk
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