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After "no" victory, EU guarantees Iceland remains a "close" partner

SAPO Notícias30 August 2026 at 17:34

After the victory of the "no" vote in the Icelandic referendum, the European Union stated that Iceland remains a "close" partner. The result of the plebiscite did not alter the relationship between the European bloc and the Nordic country.

The European Commission representative stated that the institution "takes note of the result of the referendum held in Iceland". The European institution declared that it respects the decision made by the Icelandic people through the democratic process.

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