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"en.20000613.17.2-242"2
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". – The Commission's first priority is to encourage Georgia and its neighbours Armenia and Azerbaijan to work towards peaceful settlement of the conflicts in the region. We also believe that Georgia will not reap the full dividends of peace without greater efforts to improve public finances, reinforce its democratic institutions and the rule of law and fight corruption. In future our support will be specifically targeted on these structural objectives. Since independence the European Community has provided aid and assistance to Georgia of more than EUR 300 million in grants alone. The Commission's strategy is set out in detail in the communication on relations with the south Caucasian states of 6 June 1999 which was endorsed by the General Affairs Council in June 1999. The work of the Community complements that of the UN, the OSCE and the Council of Europe."@en1
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