Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/1999-12-15-Speech-3-310"
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"Mr President, firstly, the problem mentioned in the final part of the honourable Member’s question was that there are many former military personnel who are unemployed, both in the applicant countries and the other third countries close to the EU. The EU has tried in part to address this problem through its programmes to specifically support alternative models of employment for these people. With regard to smuggling and the applicant countries, what I said in my reply is clearly the case, that the EU’s customs administration now establishes joint operations, on an annual basis, to stop illegal commerce, and, if necessary, third countries are also invited to take part in these operations. Through these operations and during the general process leading up to membership, we clearly have to tighten up cooperation and our common ability to also function in those areas that fall within the jurisdiction of the EU."@en1
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