Leader of Britain's biggest business lobby on Monday issued a stark warning to the growing risk of the country to leave the EU, and urged that often - the uniforms of the British business executives who do Group conducive to live, to speak out a powerful counterattack growing euro-skeptic.
Clearly, the business leaders shocked mushroomed debate in Britain's future in Europe, the president of the Confederation of British Industry, reiterated the country's commercial interests intertwined continental Europe.
"If we avoid exit the voting referendum," the group's president, Roger Carr, told the annual meeting of the Alliance in London, "It is necessary, the voice of British business is loud and clear glorification of the virtues of the future participate in - not a reluctant participant, but a wider range of key global trade ambitions. "
Stressed that Europe is still half of all British exports market, "Mr. Carr added:" No matter what popularity may quit, businessmen and politicians must continue firmly in place bridge. European countries in the pursuit of salvation, we must work harder in the UK, in order to avoid the risk of isolation. '
Spread in Europe in the discussion of the future of the United Kingdom, Prime Minister David Cameron said he hoped to renegotiate the terms, a British member of the European Union and the focus around a single economic market. Can be presented to the voters, the outcome of the negotiations, possibly in a referendum, Mr Cameron said.
His proposal to solve installation mood in his Conservative Party, usually an ally of big business, and the UK from outside the EU, the British never get the wholehearted support might be better. After nearly three years of crisis, the euro, by the 27 member states of the EU 17, with a possible UK withdraw from the EU than ever before, more discussion.
Mr. Carl, the Business Advisory Committee, chairman of the energy company Centrica new Europe, the United Kingdom continues to move the reorganization of the members of the EU, too. A spokesman for the Confederation of British Industry, said Mark Hadley, Mr. Carr's speech, reflecting the alliance of the policy, which is Britain's biggest business lobby groups.
The location of this point, a potential problem of the Conservative Party, Mr Cameron detached stance in the European Union, provoked significant tension with traditional commercial supporters. The talks this week, the European Union's budget for next year may increase the friction between the partners in the UK and Europe.
Solve the Alliance meeting, Ed Miliband, who led the Labour Party, sympathy for the alarm over the role of the United Kingdom, said he "will not let sleepwalk to exports from the European Union." He added: "More and more than we see the Euroskeptics in a growing number of the British public., cabinet ministers, the government publicly called for the British to leave, we see. "
Mr Miliband did not mention the adjustment of the conservative hardliners in his party over Europe, according to the EU's budget cuts, the recent development department.
Mr. Cameron, in his conference speech, a fixture for decades of political leaders, stressed that the British company's global influence. His foreign policy has put a new focus on the need to seek new markets in emerging economies, economic growth is likely in the next few years, more than Europe.
However, British exports about as much as Ireland, which is part of the euro zone as China.
"Europe is the cornerstone of our international trade," said Mr. Carr. "This should be seen as the launch pad, we can also expand global trade, rather than land, we retreat."
Commercial Director Philip Souta, "new Europe", said Mr. Carr's opinion, reflect a widespread concern within the UK businesses. "Business leaders are reluctant to enter appearance and odor of political issues," Souta said. "But to say we belong in the EU is what, I believe people would say that in the coming months".
Business leaders to an opinion poll, 33% of respondents said that they very much agree that Britain withdraw from the EU, will damage the enterprise, 40%, and they tend to agree, 14% by Ipsos Mori in 2011 "New Europe", commissioned by the Business, they often do not agree, 6%, and they are determined not agree, 6%, they neither agree nor do not agree.
Skeptical public opinion on the EU context, voice services in the United Kingdom is likely to play in the referendum a crucial role. However, enterprises in the UK, but also far from united, and the Group's key group has received significant financing business figures.
In general, large companies tend to conduct international trade in the EU greater shares of members than small, operating in the UK alone, sometimes to see the EU as a body, costly regulation.
In the UK Independence Party, want Britain to leave the EU, said Mr. Carr's views reflect "enterprise, rent, to seek the views of the class." Roger Helmer, the party's energy spokesman, said, "the regulatory burden imposed by the EU, but devastating for small businesses. "
Though small, the party has received a sufficient threat to dozens of seats in the next election, the Conservative MP momentum. This threat has increased pressure on Mr Cameron to take a tougher line in the European Union.
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