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"On the order of business for tomorrow’s European Council meeting, place has been found once again for a discussion of the Commission’s Europe 2020 strategy. The Council will also give consideration to a competing project called ‘Europe 2030: Challenges and Opportunities’, prepared by the Reflection Group or the ‘group of wise men’.
The European Parliament has many times made known its reservations about the objectives and means for realisation of the 2020 strategy. I, personally, have drawn the attention of the Commission to the fact that the programme must not lead to a reduction in the financial resources designated to the new Member States, including Poland. The Europe 2030 document of the ‘wise men’ has not yet been presented to our Parliament. I think the voice of the Members of the European Parliament should have more significance than the opinion of an informal group, especially in view of the fact that the group remains outside any control and has no democratic mandate.
In light of the great abundance of projects on Europe, such as 2020 and 2030, I propose that our Parliament should not be left out and should develop its own strategy – Europe 2050."@en1
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