Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-07-03-Speech-2-365-750"
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"Another topic in this plenary sitting shows that the strategy for growth, jobs and the competitiveness of our companies is under way. It has not waited for the French socialists. I voted in favour of a text whose objective is to attract foreign investors to Europe. Even though Europe remains the main destination region for foreign direct investment, weak economic growth, high taxation and high public debt accumulation raise concerns to investors. We must ensure that businesses can compete openly and fairly, promote the entrepreneurial spirit amongst local entrepreneurs and fully exploit the Structural Funds. The growing difficulties faced by SMEs in accessing funding show us that there is a need to encourage investment in the real economy. As Parliament’s rapporteur on the motion for a resolution on the Social Business Initiative – creating a favourable climate for social enterprises, key stakeholders in the social economy and innovation, it is this form of support that I wish to provide to social enterprises. I also welcome the political agreement that was reached on my report last week, an agreement that was arrived at thanks especially to the constructive proposals put forward by the Commission and by Michel Barnier’s office."@en1
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