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"The report deals very thoroughly with the topics outlined by the Commission. I voted in favour, not least because of the report’s approach. The content and analytical predictions are tightly presented and the report is firmly rooted in the principle of a common policy based on energy solidarity and cooperation, as a strategy for promoting the values of political stability and global security.
While ways should be found to involve the EU more closely in negotiations between Member States and third countries, there is also a pressing need in a sensitive global market such as this to establish firm guidelines with regard to key supplier and consumer countries, including the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) or, closer still, Turkey as a strategic hub, especially in relation to technological and market developments, as it has already invested heavily in the clean coal and liquefied natural gas sectors.
Lastly, I would like to highlight the courageous positions adopted in paragraphs 86 and 106 as the basis for my vote in favour. They characterise the EU’s commitment to prioritising universal values and human rights over any circumstantial considerations or purely economic, albeit important, appraisals."@en1
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