Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-10-23-Speech-1-066"
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"en.20061023.15.1-066"2
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"Mr President, we had a very useful dialogue last week with a group called EAGLES, which is made up of scientists from around the globe who are interested in helping the developing world, and I think it is a dialogue we need to extend throughout this Parliament. We are witnessing scientific apartheid on a vast scale: the developed world has too many scientists and engineers and the developing world has none, which is widening the gap between rich and poor.
I have a very simple message which will not take a minute: there is an onus and a duty on the European Union and the Commission to work with the scientific community to persuade it to devote part of its efforts to projects that will help the developing world, whether it is for animal health, human health or agricultural production. This is a problem which is being neglected at the moment and the poor are suffering. It is something that this House should take on board by looking at the important role of science in the developing world."@en1
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