Iceland Estimates EU Negotiation Talks Could Cost ISK 1.9 Billion

Resuming Iceland’s accession negotiations with the European Union could take up to two years and cost an estimated ISK 1.9 billion, according to a majority opinion issued by Alþingi’s Foreign Affairs Committee. As reported by RÚV, the estimate was prepared in connection with the government’s proposal to hold a referendum on reopening EU membership negotiations.… The post Iceland Estimates EU Negotiation Talks Could Cost ISK 1.9 Billion appeared first on Iceland Review.

By Michael Chapman