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"Mr President, the impact of European transport policy on the everyday quality of life of EU citizens and the development of its regions is beyond dispute. The transport sector creates almost 5% of GDP, and provides about 10 million jobs. The transport sector makes a major contribution to the success of industrial policy, boosting competitiveness and the trade balance. A high-quality transport infrastructure is also closely linked to Europe’s position as an industrial and economic centre on a global scale. It is clear from all this that the EU needs a fully functioning single European transport area, with interconnections and interoperability. Barriers at the borders between Member States should be gradually eliminated in all forms of transport in order to eliminate the persistent differences and inequalities between European regions. In this context, it is not desirable for different forms of transport to compete against each other. On the contrary, the different forms of transport should complement each other and …"@en1
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