"England will leave the European Union however I need that procedure to be as valuable as could reasonably be expected and I trust the result can be as helpful as would be prudent," Cameron said on landing in Brussels for a summit with other EU pioneers overwhelmed by Brexit.
"While we are leaving the European Union; we mustn't walk out on Europe. These nations are our neighbors, our companions, our associates, our accomplices. Furthermore, I particularly trust we'll look for the nearest conceivable relationship as far as exchange and participation and security, since that is beneficial for us and that is beneficial for them," he said without taking inquiries.
(Reporting by Gabriela Baczynska; Editing by Paul Taylor)
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