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The honourable Member rightly pointed to a question which also concerns us. The intention of the framework programme in the first place is not balance but excellence. Being aware that we have to develop the potential of the regions, the Commission’s approach in the proposal is and always has been synergetic. It is crucial that one reads carefully the cohesion guidelines prepared by the Commission, which try to give a clear message that the Member States, in addressing their problems in the regions, need to take into account the structural and cohesion funds which are important in this respect for catching up with the Lisbon goals.
As I said before, we also try to do that through our programmes. However, even if we have specific programmes – such as the one concerning the potential of the cohesion regions – we have to go on with an open course of proposals where we choose the most stimulating ones. It is crucial to have incentives to give those that are not on top today a lift upwards."@en1
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