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"I would like to declare my support for this resolution, which we are voting on at an unprecedentedly fitting moment given the recent political developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In fact, after a deadlock lasting more than a year, a new government took office in February and we can therefore remain hopeful that the agreement reached will enable the country to start the reforms needed to bring it closer with the EU. Aside from consolidating relationships with the other countries in the Balkan region and fully taking over the responsibilities for integration hitherto managed by the EU Special Representative and Head of Delegation, the country must also embark on a process of socio-economic stabilisation and development that will ensure that it does not continue to lag behind on the road to accession.
As Mr Füle also pointed out, the road has so far been travelled too slowly and with a lack of coordination. I think the EU ought to help Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting it in drawing up a precise agenda whose main objectives include combating the widespread corruption at all levels of society, excessive unemployment and the precarious state of the judicial system, all of which are key issues that have so far hamstrung investment and growth."@en1
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