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"Mr President, the issue addressed by Mrs Hedkvist Petersen is a very major one, namely that of our in actual fact needing cooperation between different sectors. We need not only safe cars, but also different types of infrastructure that operate together. We have made certain progress in cooperation, for example the common telephone number 112, which makes things easier in the event of road accidents. It is quite clear that, in this area, we need more pressure from above to organise the cooperation between industry, infrastructure authorities and insurance companies. We hope that the work on eSafety will be of help, and perhaps we could also get the Member States to devote more attention to this sector.
In our first action programme, eEurope 2002, we had a special approach to e-transport, but it was not, unfortunately, able to create sufficient interest among the Member States. One positive thing is that, last autumn, we had a big world conference in Madrid with approximately 7 000 participants. The Member States too showed more interest on that occasion. The Hungarian Government issued invitations to an eSafety Conference in Budapest in May 2004 where we hope for participation not only from IT ministers but also from transport ministers and the authorities responsible for transport infrastructure. If technology and infrastructure are not coordinated, we shall not be able to obtain any practical results."@en1
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