Etienne Schneider, the LSAP deputy prime minister, said he regrets European Commission approval of ArcelorMittal’s Ilva buyout Maison Moderne archives

Etienne Schneider, the LSAP deputy prime minister, said he regrets European Commission approval of ArcelorMittal’s Ilva buyout Maison Moderne archives

The approval is conditional to the sale off the steelmaker’s Dudelange site as part of a divestment package to maintain competitive prices in the European steel markets. 

Schneider has never made any secret of his disapproval of this site being called into question.

According to an article published on Paperjam on 8 May 2018, he said, “I regret that the green light given by the commission has created uncertainty for employees.”