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"Mr President, Prime Minister, Denmark is yet another country which, in taking over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, has announced that it will lead the Union out of the economic crisis and ensure economic growth. Only six months remain for this to be done. Let us remind ourselves that a similar priority was found in the programmes of the Belgian, Hungarian and Polish Presidencies, not to mention the Treaty of Lisbon.
All the citizens of the European Union have an interest in this objective being achieved at last. Looking however at the efforts of previous presidencies and the continued accumulation of economic problems we can be almost certain that the next presidency is going to have to include a similar priority in its agenda. The Danish Presidency is also going to tackle the budget for 2014-2020. So it is extremely important that it maintain the very important Cohesion Fund, thanks to which the Union’s new Member States from Central and Eastern Europe can develop. In the point about a green Europe, Denmark assumes, on the one hand, sustainable economic growth, and, on the other hand, still wants to push through EU climate packages. In the opinion of many experts, these two courses of action are mutually exclusive."@en1
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