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"The European Union budget should provide the highest degree of European added value, be managed soundly, and leverage as many public and private resources as possible. In order to respond to the challenges ahead, we support the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy, a strategy that should help Europe recover from the crisis and come out stronger, through job creation and smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. It is the policy reference for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), which should be as ambitious as possible. Against this background, we believe that the key priorities for the next MFF should be grouped around the following themes: knowledge for growth and employment, sustainable development, cohesion for growth and employment, citizenship and Global Europe. The structure of the next MFF should be realistic, facilitate planning continuity and avoid the shortcomings of the current MFF. It should especially strike the correct balance between stability, medium-term predictability and flexibility. Finally, we believe that in order to make the European Union budget more equitable and transparent, the existing exceptions and correction mechanisms should be progressively phased out."@en1
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