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"The Garriga report is a test to see how efficiently EU policies are working for the future programming period. The rapporteur presents us with a major challenge. This involves satisfying national interests, which are so diverse, while, at the same time, improving European added value, which is reflected in the Multiannual Financial Framework.
I think that European citizens need to have a better understanding of the cohesion policy’s objectives. A strong Europe, which is a Europe that will cope with the global competitive environment, is achieved by maintaining the cohesion policy as a key element in EU policies, aimed at achieving balanced development in every region. I want to insist on maintaining a significant proportion of the future budget outlook for the cohesion policy. Narrowing the economic and social disparities within the EU must continue to remain its main priority.
In order to achieve the proposed results, we must keep the main criteria for allocating funds according to the level of development and the convergence between the EU’s regions. I support this report because I think that supplementing the Multiannual Financial Framework after 2013 is a viable solution, which involves making changes to the current structure. In addition to the provision of funding for research and development and energy and transport, we must also consider investments in the areas of cohesion and agriculture."@en1
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