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"Making investment in Europe more attractive requires the implementation of measures and reforms, at both European and national level. To make investing and working in Europe more attractive, it is crucial to create a level playing field for companies. Developing the internal market has to be one of the EU’s main priorities for developing a favourable climate that encourages companies and consumers. This issue is particularly important in a globalised economy. As such, I would draw attention to the role of the outermost regions in this regard. As the Commission already set out in its 2008 communication, it is important to play to these regions’ strengths, taking advantage of sectors with high added value, such as agri-food, biodiversity, renewable energies, astrophysics, aerospace, oceanography, vulcanology and seismology, as well as of the important role of the outermost regions as outposts of the EU in the world. More recently, the Council has identified the sectors in relation to which the outermost regions’ contribution could be of greater benefit: research and innovation, renewable energies, biodiversity, maritime wealth, health care, information and communication technologies, territorial cooperation, and the European Neighbourhood Policy."@en1
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