Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-06-11-Speech-2-027"
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"Mr President, I wish to begin, very briefly, by expressing my agreement with what Mrs Lalumière has said, because I believe that the issue of the Western Sahara must be looked at before any report on the Arab Maghreb Union can be considered.
In any event, with regard to the report – and I offer my congratulations to both rapporteurs – I wish to highlight some points that have been made and some omissions. Amongst the points that have been made, I would highlight in particular the value attached to the political dimension; with regard to the omissions, I would mention in particular the insufficient value attached to something that could be extremely important and which concerns the Agadir declaration – and also the Valencia declaration – which enabled a significant partnership effort to be made in the field of Justice And Home Affairs, and consequently, for there to be a support base for combating terrorism and trafficking in human beings. Although economic issues are of undeniable importance, the political value attached to this partnership is, despite everything, and I repeat, in terms of resolving the problem of Western Sahara, a fundamental aspect, which must be emphasised."@en1
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