“
A lot of talk, but we are still waiting for action.”
For LR deputy Patrick Hetzel, the beautiful image of unity displayed on Sunday in Paris for the 60th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty, in the presence of the German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, poorly conceals the reality of political mistrust.
The elected representative of Bas-Rhin, a member of the Franco-German Parliamentary Assembly, goes so far as to judge
the fragility of the European couple to be
“unpublished” .
“I haven't felt any noticeable progress since last fall.
The tensions are not dissipated and the question of a necessary new breath remains posed whereas our neighbors see us among the worst pupils of Europe on the economic level”
, estimates the deputy Hetzel, speaking of a relationship
“ minimal and very formal”
.
Today, in Germany's international relations, two countries are considered extremely important: the United States and China.
Patrick Hetzel, MP LR
Beyond the stimulus promises expressed jointly, the elected recalls that the President of the Assembly had invited the whole of the Bundestag initially to Versailles, but the offer had been declined by Bärbel Bas, SPD President of the Assembly…
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