Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-02-14-Speech-3-279"
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"I really want to emphasise that the fact that I mentioned the catastrophe that took place in Dover was not in any way intended to diminish the events that have unfortunately occurred off the coast of Spain recently. This is a problem that must, of course, be dealt with wherever in the Union it occurs.
The work on this problem must consist of two elements. One element involves fighting the criminality that is associated with trafficking in human beings and the like. However, it is perhaps even more important to carry out preventive work, namely to work in the way that the Council has chosen to do in the case of Morocco. We have gone to the source, so to speak – to the cause of these types of migratory flows, and we have tried to put right the underlying problem. I am convinced that with joint efforts we can achieve success.
This is an important issue under the Swedish Presidency. I also believe that it will be an even more important matter under the Belgian Presidency, when matters of asylum and migration and that which was achieved at the Tampere Summit are to be evaluated. We are working actively on this issue."@en1
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