Britain to pay £35-39bn in Brexit divorce deal
Prime Minister Theresa May
London - Arab Today
Britain will pay a financial settlement of between £35 billion-£39 billion (40-45 billion euros, $47-52 billion) for leaving the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Friday.
After striking a deal in Brussels, British officials said the figure would include regular payments into the EU budget until 2020, promised contributions still left to be paid out and payment for the pensions of EU officials.
Source:AFP
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