[British Chancellor Of The Exchequer Criticizes "Make In Europe" Initiative, Urges EU Against Building Trade Barriers] British Chancellor Of The Exchequer Rachel Reeves Urged Her EU Counterparts To Expand The "Make In Europe" Concept To Other Like-minded Countries. Speaking At An Event At The London School Of Economics (LSE) On February 11, Reeves Warned The EU Against Erecting Barriers To Countries With Similar Interests, Calling For "broader Cooperation Among Countries With Shared Values." She Expressed Concern That The EU's Protectionist Policies Could Exclude British Companies From Key Industry Supply Chains And Suggested Establishing A "larger Club Of Like-minded Countries."

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