Guy Verhofstadt & Antonio Tajani at Press Conference in Strasbourg

The European Parliament has passed a resolution defining its initial position on Brexit, emphasizing the importance of citizens' rights and cooperation between the EU and the UK. The resolution highlights the need for transparency and good faith in negotiations, with a focus on security and the Good Friday Agreement. The Parliament's position is clear, with red lines established for future agreements, ensuring that the four freedoms are respected. The resolution also stresses the importance of solving residency issues for UK citizens in the EU promptly.

What is the primary focus of the European Parliament's initial position on Brexit?

• Military cooperation with the UK

• Trade agreements with the UK

• Citizens' interests and rights

• Economic benefits for the EU

Why is the Good Friday Agreement emphasized in the Brexit discussions?

• It is a cultural exchange program

• It is a financial treaty

• It is a trade agreement

• It is crucial for peace and stability

What must happen for any Brexit deal to be finalized according to the European Parliament?

• Approval by the World Trade Organization

• Approval by the United Nations

• Approval by the European Parliament

• Approval by the UK Parliament

How does the European Parliament view its relationship with UK citizens post-Brexit?

• Strict and uncompromising

• Hostile and uncooperative

• Indifferent and neutral

• Open and positive

What is the European Parliament's stance on the residency issue for UK citizens?

• It should be resolved immediately

• It should be ignored

• It should be resolved at the end of negotiations

• It should be resolved after Brexit