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(26 Oct 2022)
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Paris - 26 October 2022
1. Mid of guards outside Elysee presidential palace
2. French President Emmanuel Macron appears and waits at top of stairs
3. Car arrives, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz exits car, greets Macron, both enter the palace, after posing and waving to the media
STORYLINE:
French President Emmanuel Macron met with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Paris on Wednesday, amid divergences between the two neighbours and key European Union allies over EU strategy, defence and economic policies.
Macron and Scholz had a working lunch at the Elysee presidential palace, during which they discussed the situation in Ukraine.
Initially, a French-German joint Cabinet meeting was scheduled for the day, but it was postponed until January.
The governments in Paris and Berlin both said they still have work to do to reach consensus on some bilateral issues.
French-German divergences are not unusual. The countries, home to the eurozone's biggest economies, are used to having different stances on defence, energy and other topics.
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