Future Brexit challenges require bi-partisan approach, Chamber says
Archive image of the EU flag flying alongside the Gibraltar flag and the Union Jack prior to Gibraltar's departure from the bloc. Photo by Brian Reyes
The Gibraltar Chamber of Commerce has called for a bi-partisan approach to deal with the future challenges that will face Gibraltar after October 31. In its latest annual report, the business organisation said the “existential threat” Gibraltar now faces is likely to be in connection with Gibraltar’s inclusion in any future UK/ EU new treaty...
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