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"Mr President, I would firstly like to thank the Commissioner for his friendly and extensive reply and also apologise on behalf of Mr Obiols who, contrary to what he would have liked, has not been able to get to the House on time today.
I believe that the Commissioner has given us a variety of reasons to think that the European Commission is taking the same approach as Parliament. We must prevent one of the greatest successes of European Union external policy, the implementation of the Euro-Mediterranean process, from entering a period of stagnation. This process must not be limited to Euro-Mediterranean summits or ministerial meetings, such as the one which is going to take place next April under the Spanish Presidency in Valencia. It is therefore necessary to implement mechanisms which lower the level in a vertical sense and also broaden it in a horizontal sense.
I suggest that, with regard to what the Commissioner has already said, we add, the possibility of relations between civil society, trade unions, women’s organisations, young people, as he has also already mentioned, and, of course, the cultural field. I would like to hear the Commission’s views in this regard."@en1
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