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"Every attempt to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) in the EU is, in fact, an attempt to aid the EU’s economic development and growth. That is why it is natural to support this report regardless of any controversial aspect that are obviously the result of compromises between political groups. However, there can be no argument over the common conviction that without strong and competitive SMEs Europe will lose its economic prospects. We welcome the efforts to make SMEs more international by creating a multilingual on-line portal that would help entrepreneurs to become quickly and easily informed of the relevant legislation in third countries. We also welcome the Commission’s intention to create a map of the local, regional and national networks for assisting SMEs in Europe. Above all, we welcome all efforts to ease the bureaucratic burden on SMEs. This report and its recommendations undoubtedly represent a crucial step in this direction. Growth and new jobs are what we most need today, and the statistics showing that this is exactly what the SME sector offers more than any other. Therefore, every new attempt by the European institutions to improve the business environment for SMEs must be supported."@en1
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