British Prime Minister David Cameron accepted an invitation to a meeting with Scottish Prime Minister Alex Salmond to discuss the painful issue. referendum on Scottish independence, it was announced from Downing Street.
Cameron and his deputy Nick Clegg "have made it clear that they are happy to meet Alex Salmond and will announce details of that meeting in the coming days," a British government spokesman said.
This information came days after Salmond proposed a meeting with Cameron.
The potential holding of a referendum on the independence of Scotland, a semi-autonomous British region, has long poisoned relations between London and Edinburgh.
Earlier, Moore and Salmond agreed to meet, but no specific date has yet been announced
Downing Street called on Salmond to "agree to a meeting with the UK minister for Scotland, Michael Moore, on Thursday to agree on the forthcoming consultation".
Earlier, Moore and Salmond agreed to meet, but no specific date has yet been announced.
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