EU Proposes Youth Mobility Scheme to Enhance UK-EU Relations

The European Commission offers a program allowing 18-30 year-olds from the UK and EU to work and study across borders for up to four years.

The proposed scheme aims to restore pre-Brexit mobility levels, facilitating cultural and educational exchanges.
UK's response to the EU's proposal has been cautious, with existing bilateral youth mobility agreements highlighted.
The EU's offer includes equal university tuition fees for students and potential re-entry into the Erasmus program.
Negotiations are pending approval from EU member states, with discussions expected after upcoming elections.
The initiative targets the negative impact of Brexit on young people's opportunities for international experience.