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First Minister in Brussels

29 May 2018

The First Minister traveled to Brussels to meet with with the EU’s Chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier and the official opening of the expanded Scotland House.

📷 @MichelBarnier receives @NicolaSturgeon, First Minister of the Scottish Government | Photos: https://t.co/LhaKt8rKt1 pic.twitter.com/eJsbhFvqal

— EC AV Services (@EC_AVService) May 28, 2018

She also took part in a live Q&A with POLITICO’s Ryan Heath editor where they discussed how the Brexit talks are going and the Scottish parliament withholding support for the EU (Withdrawal) Bill.

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon has said that the UK government's position on leaving the EU Customs Union and single market is "unsustainable" https://t.co/oGcC8RVEk3

— POLITICO Europe (@POLITICOEurope) May 28, 2018

She said:

Whatever the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, we are committed to continuing our collaboration, our friendship and our partnership with other European countries. Increasing our presence across the EU is a significant part of maintaining those relationships and the newly expanded Scotland House has a major part to play in representing Scotland across the whole of the EU.”

A pleasure to host FM @NicolaSturgeon today in Brussels – reaffirming @scotgov's long term commitment to European affairs #scotlandisnow pic.twitter.com/uwld93l7l6

— Scotland House (@ScotlandHouseEU) May 28, 2018

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First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has wished Scotland's Muslim communities a peaceful, happy and safe Islamic New Year pic.twitter.com/S9RnGbBFeL

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon visited @WestCalderHigh this morning to see some of the new measures in place ahead of schools reopening across Scotland this week pic.twitter.com/tVvaraaDF6

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has sent her warmest wishes to those in Scotland and around the world celebrating Eid al-Adha pic.twitter.com/TWbCBRYRbU

People are being encouraged to socialise safely as beer gardens and pavement cafes across Scotland re-open: news.gov.scot/news/socialisi…First Minister @NicolaSturgeon visited Edinburgh’s Cold Town House venue to see just some of the changes businesses are putting in place pic.twitter.com/37IxU6XaaA

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon was joined by members of the Armed Forces as she took part in the two-minute silence to mark #VEDay75 in Edinburgh this morning pic.twitter.com/gRz1ssmxRA

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has wished a happy, peaceful and safe #SikhVaisakhi to those celebrating.@sikhsinscotland #VaisakhiAtHome pic.twitter.com/lNI1NT3nH5

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon visited the @NHSLouisaJordan this afternoon to view progress on site and to thank all the NHS Scotland staff and contractors who working to establish the temporary hospital. bit.ly/FMvisitsNHSLou… pic.twitter.com/zt96dx38KE

First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has wished those celebrating #Passover a happy, peaceful and safe time. Chag Sameach! pic.twitter.com/QpTamrwUfS

Tonight First Minister @NicolaSturgeon, Health Secretary @JeaneF1MSP and thousands of people across the country joined the #ClapForCarers #ClapForNHS 👏 In Edinburgh @scotgov buildings will be lit up blue every Thursday evening to show our support for the NHS #ThankYouNHS pic.twitter.com/ksglg0uY2w

We're asking you to #stayathome to protect our NHS and save lives.Help us stop the spread of #coronavirus by only going out when absolutely necessary.Do not meet others outside your household, even friends and family.Find out the latest guidance ➡️ nhsinform.scot/coronavirus pic.twitter.com/0ISmOjkbbf

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