Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-05-15-Speech-2-221"
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"Madam President, I would thank the President of the Commission for a welcome, long-term proposal in a political landscape which is all too often very short-sighted. I must nonetheless regret the fact that the proposal comes only a few weeks before the Gothenburg Summit, which is why a real dialogue with all the parties possessing an interest in this issue is now impossible.
My first question is about the way in which Mr Prodi plans to ensure that, following the Gothenburg Summit, the process is followed up and continued in such a way that it is the subject of the broadest possible dialogue with different stakeholders.
Mr Prodi very valuably indicated to the world around that this must be seen in a global context. My second question is therefore about how this affects the strategy in the short term. The EU’s activities in a long list of areas – trade policy, fisheries policy, energy policy etc – naturally have consequences for the situations in other countries. The fact is that it is not appropriate to put one’s own house in order and then take care of the rest. Instead, an integrated approach is required. What is that process to look like?"@en1
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