The European Commission has made a youth mobility scheme a key demand amid Sir Keir Starmer’s post-Brexit reset with Brussels
Sadiq Khan is advocating for a youth mobility scheme between the UK and the EU, allowing 18- to 35-year-olds to live and work in European countries for up to two years. He believes the initiative would boost economic growth, provide life experiences, and foster cultural understanding. The proposal, which has been a point of contention between the UK and EU, would mirror existing agreements with countries like Australia and Japan. Khan expressed strong support for the plan during a meeting focused on strengthening London’s international ties.
