Belgian federal and regional authorities are meeting on Wednesday morning (26 October) for more discussions on the EU-Canada free-trade pact, Ceta.
They made some progress during a six-hour negotiating session on Tuesday, Belgium’s foreign minister Didier Reyners said.
But Belgium’s French-speaking entities - Wallonia, Brussels capital region and the French linguistic community - still refuse to give the federal government the mandate to sign the trade treaty.
The German-...
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