He appealed to US President Barack Obama, Saturday, April 23, the British young people not to withdraw from the world and fear of foreigners, as it came after a warning from the face of the risk of Britons vote in favor of withdrawal from the European Union.The Obama toured three countries and an important ally of the United States and its foreign policy; initiated by Saudi Arabia, it has been left to Britain Friday, and conclude the on Sunday, Germany.
Obama said the British for young people, at an informal meeting in London, according to the agency "Reuters", "We see new calls for the isolation and fear of foreigners .. When I talk to young people I appeal to them and I appeal rejected these calls .. I'm here to ask you to reject the idea that there are forces that do not we can be controlled dominate us. and I want you to look at history in a deeper and more optimistic. "
Obama also said that "the planned between the United States and the European Union trade agreement inconsistent with what he saw as" narrow interests "of some countries, but it will save millions of jobs and billions of dollars of advantages for both sides."
"People are now skeptical of trade agreements because they feel that the trade agreements accelerate some of the trends of globalization, which has weakened trade unions, and some criticism in the past legitimate trade agreements because it was at times serves the interests of big companies, and not necessarily the workers in countries that have entered into."
US President Barack Obama warned Friday that Britain may lose prosperity and influence, who blessed them if opted out of the European Union.
Obama delivered a speech described by observers as "emotional", in the wake of his contract in London with British Prime Minister David Cameron's meeting, which urged the British people to stay in the Union.
He said that Britain "will be in the back of the menu at the completion of trade deals with the United States if it chose to leave the European Union."
Britain is due to hold a referendum on its continued within the Union in June.
