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The national programmes, Mr Grandes Pascual, will be examined by the Directorate-General for Transport and myself, and we will have the opportunity, in these negotiations with both France and Spain, to point out the priorities. There is no question of our distributing European money across all of the projects without having the Member States make a significant contribution to our priorities. In this negotiation, therefore, I believe that we will have ways of convincing them.
Next, I believe that we will quite easily be able to remind the Member States of the huge importance of these corridors. They are going to completely change the transport sector in Europe, and that includes both passenger transport and freight transport. I believe, therefore, that we should not have a totally negative and overly pessimistic view of these problems. It is true that some convincing will be required, but, once again, I, for my part, fully intend, with Parliament’s backing, to take action so as to progress these projects, which were nonetheless, I would point out, defined by the Member States themselves."@en1
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