Question 15843 — defense

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Mr. Grégory Besson-Moreau draws the attention of the Minister, to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, responsible for European affairs, to the Lancaster House cooperation treaty uniting France and the United Kingdom. At a time of a divorce which promises to be complex and with the vote of British MPs approaching on the text negotiated by the British Prime Minister, the subject of cooperation in matters of security and defense is crucial. Indeed, cooperation with the United Kingdom must remain close on internal security problems, and particularly the fight against terrorism. This is a real cooperation issue in order to maintain exchanges of information with the European agencies in charge of police (EUROPOL) and judicial (EUROJUST) cooperation. In the current context of tensions in the world and in Europe, he asks him how Government intends to defend and protect the strategic cooperation initiated between France and the United Kingdom in 2010 by the Lancaster House Treaty.

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