Hamid Akhavan, CEO of T-Mobile in Germany, says convinced that the ‘exclusivity granted by Apple to your company will not change, even with the introduction of 3G version of iPhone.

Probably after the change of direction in policy sales team, even users German iPhone expected a new flexibility when the future version of the smartphone feather in Apple.
For its part, Akhavan said that.

We have an excellent relationship with Apple. At least Germany is the exclusive and we expect that things remain such. If and when there will be a 3G iPhone, we expect to continue to maintain exclusivity.

According to statements by then, one might say that (unless of sudden declarations of Apple), this option will be available, and the same could happen in countries where iPhone is already distributed.

Given the imminent commercialization of 3G version, it would have been a two-speed Europe, namely some with exclusive in place and others (like Italy) with greater flexibility.
Given that Apple seems willing to abandon the business model based sull’esclusiva, it will be interesting to see how Cupertino decide to continue the relationship already in place with current declarations, European or not.