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France urges Iceland to begin EU membership talks

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France has called on Iceland to initiate accession talks with the European Union.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barbier stated that Iceland has "absolutely nothing to lose" by negotiating EU membership.
The appeal was made during Barbier's visit to Reykjavik.
Discussions about Iceland's potential EU membership have been ongoing for years, but progress has been limited.
Barbier emphasized the importance of Iceland's involvement in European affairs.

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France has called on Iceland to initiate accession talks with the European Union.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barbier stated that Iceland has "absolutely nothing to lose" by negotiating EU membership.
The appeal was made during Barbier's visit to Reykjavik.
Discussions about Iceland's potential EU membership have been ongoing for years, but progress has been limited.
Barbier emphasized the importance of Iceland's involvement in European affairs.

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