Safran CEO sees British government's appetite to work with Europe
Safran CEO sees British government's appetite to work with Europe Oct 27 (Reuters) - French aircraft engine maker Safran's SAF.PA Chief Executive Olivier Andries said on Tuesday he saw an appetite from the British Labour-led government to work with the European Union on industrial policy.
He added his company remained focused on the French fighter jet project and that he imagined that Germany was focused on its own such project.
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