The government seeks to “stabilize and develop relations with the EU. It aims to guarantee barrier-free access to the EU’s single market in certain sectors,” it said in a statement Wednesday. The parameters are confidential, it said. 

The plan is to cover a total of seven sectors, five of which - air transport, land transport, technical barriers to trade, agriculture and the free movement of persons - are already included in agreements on single market participation. The two additional areas are electricity and food safety. 

The parameters for the negotiation mandate are a first step toward resolving differences that derailed a previous deal with the EU....

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