Michael Ellam to Steer UK's EU Talks
Britain has appointed Michael Ellam to lead discussions with the European Union and in international forums. Ellam, who is currently Chairman of Public Sector Banking at HSBC, has previously served as media chief for former Prime Minister Gordon Brown. This move aims to strengthen trade and security ties.

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The United Kingdom has taken a significant step in its diplomatic efforts by appointing Michael Ellam to lead official-level talks with the European Union. This decision was announced on Monday as part of the country's strategy to mend and strengthen relations with the EU post-Brexit.
Ellam brings a wealth of experience to the role, currently serving as the Chairman of Public Sector Banking at HSBC. His background also includes a notable stint as media chief for Gordon Brown during the latter's tenure as Prime Minister from 2007 to 2009.
The appointment is viewed as a pivotal move that underscores Britain's commitment to enhancing trade and security ties with the European Union, potentially unlocking new opportunities for collaboration in various sectors.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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