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"Mr President, the EU has not been particularly involved in the hearing of the case, but it is considering ways of constructively influencing the progress of the peace process in the Western Sahara. In addition, the Finnish Presidency has been in contact with Mr Igleton to discuss EU participation in the preparations for, and organisation of, the referendum. Mr Igleton has himself requested such participation, and he has also appealed to the governments of the EU Member States to send representatives to the region. In a meeting with the Finnish Presidency held on 14 September, Mr Igleton urged the EU to convey a message to Morocco and Algeria that the international community is aiming for a sense of equilibrium in the Maghreb, and to make it clear that it will be difficult to provide financial aid for the reconstruction of the region without this sort of stability. Furthermore, the Finnish Presidency adopted a resolution on 21 June 1999, in which the EU’s promise of support for the UN peace plan and related action was reiterated."@en1
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