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"In 2010, the Joint Parliamentary Assembly met twice. The nineteenth session was held from 6 to 9 April in Tenerife. In addition to the reports by the standing committees, the session adopted resolutions on post-disaster reconstruction in Haiti and the situation in Southern Sudan. In addition, six sets of conclusions on the Regional Strategy Papers for the six ACP regions were adopted. The twentieth session was held from 30 November to 3 December 2010 in Kinshasa. The Assembly adopted three resolutions contained in the reports by the standing committees and two urgent resolutions on food security and the situation in the Sahel-Saharan region. A declaration on the results of the presidential elections in Cote d’Ivoire was also adopted. A regional meeting in Mahé was also held during the year. After 2009, when no JPA fact-finding missions were organised, in 2010 the ACP Secretariat was able once again to fund mission expenses for three missions: to Madagascar, Burundi and Haiti.
Thanks to the good work done by the Joint Parliamentary Assembly, it has become a key actor in North-South cooperation. Currently the European Commission has passed the national and regional strategy documents to the European Parliament and the ACP country parliaments for parliamentary control. It is important for the Committee on Development and the JPA to monitor the situation and ensure that effective use is made of this means of parliamentary control."@en1
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