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"Mr President, this has been a fascinating debate and definitely strengthens the excellent report by Mr van Dalen. I think it is well done because there is nothing more difficult than to write a report on strategy in general, because strategy is an instrument which really has a longer-term vision and, at the same time, it needs to concentrate on main points.
We are working now in the college to prepare a detailed roadmap for implementation. By the summer, we could come out with this. I should like to refer to three specific questions. One concerns State aid guidelines for ports. This is under discussion in the Commission’s DG on Competition and with a former Commissioner for competition and they really would like us, as a Commission, to work in line together, so it will take some time. I cannot give any precise timelines but we are working on it.
On the Marco Polo issue, we have discussed the issues relating to the trans-European transport network, so this discussion will be related to this.
On maritime ports, we do not have any legislation at this stage in the pipeline.
Finally, thank you once again, Mr President and honourable Members, for this debate. It was really very helpful for the Commission."@en1
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