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• Ligne n°32 : Scotland's commitment to the EU

Ligne n°41 : ... External Affairs Secretary Fiona Hyslop today launches a document,
• Ligne n°42 : explaining how Scotland will continue to work with the EU over the next
Ligne n°43 : five years, despite Brexit. ...

Ligne n°45 : ... She will chair a diplomatic meeting of Scotland’s Consular Corps in
• Ligne n°46 : Edinburgh and explain how Scotland will contribute to the EU’s
Ligne n°47 : priorities. ...


• Ligne n°51 : “Scotland is being taken out of the EU against its democratic will –
Ligne n°52 : but the Scottish Government is determined that our nation remains at ...

Ligne n°55 : ... “Brexit will unfortunately change how Scotland engages, but it will not
• Ligne n°56 : change the EU’s importance to Scotland, nor our commitment to it. We
Ligne n°57 : will continue to collaborate across a wide range of issues, reflecting ...

Ligne n°60 : ... “The Scottish Government believes the best option for Scotland is to
• Ligne n°61 : become an independent country within the European Union. Whatever our
Ligne n°62 : constitutional future, Scotland will remain an outward facing, ...


• Ligne n°65 : The document sets out four shared priorities for the European Union and
Ligne n°66 : for Scotland: ...


• Ligne n°82 : Read the full document: The European Union’s Strategic Agenda for
Ligne n°83 : 2020-24: Scotland’s Perspective. ...