Theresa May urged the Tory party to stick to its traditional values as she called on her successor to maintain her approach to “co-operation and compromise” on the world stage.
Either Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt will replace the British Prime Minister on July 24 after the outcome of the Tory leadership contest.
At the end of the G20 summit in Osaka, Mrs May offered her advice on how the Tories should combat the twin threats of the Brexit Party and the resurgent Liberal Democrats.
“I think what’s important for the Conservative Party is that we continue as a party and as a Government in delivering on the values that have always underpinned what we as Conservatives believe in,” she said.
The next Conservative Leader will be the next Prime Minister.
On the international stage, Mrs May suggested the UK’s success was linked to “collaboration with other countries”.
May said: “This is my final G20 summit as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
“We have always understood that our success as a nation is tied to our collaboration with other countries and the relationships we build.
“And I have no doubt that Britain will retain the same strong spirit of international co-operation and compromise that has long characterized our engagement with the rest of the world.
“Because this is the only way that we can protect and promote our interests and ensure the prosperity and security of our citizens for years to come.”
Via The Independent
