Take that Ursula! Brexit Britain's pursuit to join CPTPP gets the green light from Japan

of the group would be a significant addition. He said on Wednesday:"I believe that the importance of Britain as a strategic partner and the expansion of the high-level rules beyond the Asia-Pacific are extremely significant."It was agreed between member countries to hold the meeting in about a month."

It's cheaper to send exports to Europe than thousands of miles to Japan where's the bonus however way you look at it?

I’m no economist but I suspect the trade will be mainly incoming from that part of the world. This initiative will not train HGV drivers so the brilliant goods we get from Japan etc. won’t get into the shops or warehouses.

So again, nothing for the service industry since 95% of tariffs are only eliminated for goods.

More likely laughing at a European island in the Atlantic trying to join a trade bloc in the Pacific on the other side of the planet. Like traveling to the far side of the world to go to Bunnings instead of Homebase because you're having an immature shitfit with Homebase.

The counties of the CPTPP consist of Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, New Zealand, Singapore and Vietnam. As such the UK is gaining access to a couple of new markets. Remarkably un-stunning.

The utter absurdity of Brexit - giving away ‘control’ & ‘sovereignty’ to countries that we hardly ever travel to & barely trade with. Cretinous

Woo Join a union Take their laws and regulations Pay money It has a commission that can prosecute us in international courts Its dominated by a big country (That's before China joins) Who is laughing now EU?

💥so we have now given away our hard fought for Sovereignty to the CPTPP Brexit BrexitDisaster BrexitShambles BrexitChaos BrexitLies

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