Michael Ellam started posting on January 13th. Credit: therealmindman, Twitter.
Michael Elam has been appointed to promote and build the UK-EU relationship, leading discussions with the European Union and international forums as the UK seeks to ‘reset’ its relationship with the EU. Become. Many hope the appointment will be the catalyst needed to ease the 90-day rule, which bans British travelers from long-term stays in Schengen countries.
Many believe the former media figure will be appointed to work with Prime Minister Keir Starmer to manage the Cabinet Office’s EU relations office, as well as deliver on Britain’s plans to strengthen its trade and security sector. I believe it. His chief of staff, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, will be key to boosting the hopes of a nation battered by the Brexit crisis.
Elam was sworn in on January 13 as he praised his cabinet appointments.
Mr Elam will officially take up his post on January 13, and is expected to play an active role, participating in G7 and G20 summits, to strengthen economic security and bring about change for the British people. Nick Thomas-Symonds, Cabinet Office Minister (Minister for Constitutional Affairs and European Union Relations), supports the decision to appoint Elam.
He said in a statement: “I am delighted that Michael Elam will bring his talents to the center of government to help us tackle trade barriers, keep people safe and tackle common global challenges like illegal immigration. We have set out a clear plan for change to improve the lives of people, including growing our economy and improving our national security.”
He added that Elam’s appointment would help reset the UK-EU relationship, as the UK government also aims to boost economic growth in 2025 amid threats such as the energy crisis and cost-of-living issues facing British citizens. argued that it was extremely important.
Mr. Elam releases his statement
Mr Elam, who was previously chairman of public sector banking at global financial giant HSBC, is confident and positive about the job ahead of him.
“I am delighted to have been appointed as Second Permanent Secretary for the European Union and International Trade Affairs. “I look forward to working with the Prime Minister, EU Ministers and others to achieve the Government’s objectives on this important topic. I am.”
How does the 90-day rule currently apply to British nationals?
Under Schengen rules, people from outside the area, particularly UK nationals, are only allowed to travel to member states within a 180-day period up to a 90-day cut-off limit. Countries in this region include Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden. Also among some other EU countries.
For example, if you do not have a valid visa for the country you wish to visit (such as Spain) and you are from a non-Schengen country (such as the United Kingdom), you can visit Spain as many times as you like within 180 days. The period is approximately half a calendar year starting from the first day of arrival in the country. However, you can only visit for a total of 90 days within that period.
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