The UK Government and EU have been in intense negotiations for months to reach a comprehensive agreement to govern their relationship post-Brexit. After several rounds of talks, they have finally reached a comprehensive agreement that covers a wide range of issues, including trade, security, and cooperation.

The UK Government has welcomed the agreement as a win for both the UK and the EU. A statement from the Prime Minister`s office said that “this deal honours the democratic decision of the British people to leave the EU while also ensuring that we continue to have a constructive relationship with our European partners.”

The agreement covers several key areas, including trade and economic cooperation. Under the agreement, the UK and EU will maintain zero tariffs and zero quotas on all goods that comply with the appropriate rules of origin. This will help ensure that trade between the UK and EU remains as frictionless as possible, avoiding costly tariffs and other barriers.

In addition to trade, the agreement also covers several other important areas. For example, it includes provisions on fisheries, energy, transport, and civil nuclear cooperation. It also includes provisions on law enforcement and judicial cooperation.

Perhaps most importantly, however, the agreement includes a comprehensive governance framework that will oversee the implementation of the agreement. This framework includes a Joint Partnership Council, which will oversee the implementation of the agreement and resolve any disputes that may arise.

Overall, the UK Government and EU have worked hard to reach a comprehensive agreement that will govern their relationship in the post-Brexit world. While there are still challenges ahead, this agreement marks an important step forward in ensuring that the UK and EU can continue to cooperate and work together in the years to come.