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"‘Intermediate’ regions and the territorial cooperation objective are two key elements of this report which I fully support in the formulation of a cohesion policy for the next budget period. I therefore resolutely voted in favour of paragraph 34 on intermediate regions, that is to say, in favour of the creation of a new category of regions with per capita GDP between 75% and 90% of the EU average, for greater justice and fairness in the distribution of European funds between the regions. Fifty or so regions would be affected, 11 of them French, including Lorraine. Another key point is strengthening the territorial cooperation objective. Areas of territorial cooperation are privileged areas of European cooperation and have a crucial role to play in the strengthening of links at local level, between partners of different Member States, or between citizens preoccupied by common problems. These projects therefore need to be encouraged more. The final element is the necessary simplification of procedures with a view to reducing the red tape preventing local stakeholders from gaining access to structural funding, which, however, offers a wealth of opportunities for our territories and their future."@en1
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