British and Spanish foreign ministers have reported that a new round of talks held on Friday regarding the status of the disputed territory of Gibraltar post-Brexit was productive, with significant progress made. The meeting, which took place in Brussels, included representatives from Spain, Britain, the European Commission, and Gibraltar, marking the first time all four parties came together to discuss the issue.
According to a statement released after the meeting, discussions were held in a constructive atmosphere, leading to the agreement on general political lines related to the airport, goods, and mobility. Negotiations are set to continue in the following weeks to finalize the EU-UK Agreement, with all sides aiming to reach a deal before the upcoming European elections in June.
