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". – Mr President, I just thought I could make a few comments and reply to some of the questions. Mr Santer, we can agree with everything you said and I also understand that working conditions for NGOs was one of the issues raised during the visit: the delegation understood that things have improved in the last year although there is probably very much more to be done.
To Mr Ford, maybe we are sometimes rigid in how we set up our delegations. This was in the troika formation and journalists come anyway. They were not part of the delegation, but they come. Sometimes, of course, one could invite MEPs, but I understand that on this issue there is a good cooperation between the European Parliament, Commission and Council and I hope that can continue. I do not have the right to say that in future there should be participation of MEPs, but we have noted your comment on this.
As regards the modalities of establishing diplomatic relations, this will soon be discussed with the North Koreans and I understand that no decision has yet been taken on the opening of a delegation, where it should be and how it should be done.
I hope I have covered the most important issues raised. Thank you for your contributions."@en1
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