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". – I could also – if I was not as cautious a man as I am – point to progress already in increasing the percentage of payments in relation to commitments. The figure last year in the Mediterranean was 56% to 57%, much higher than any figure we have achieved before but lower than I want to see.
If you look at the achievements of Europe Aid – all of whose staff I addressed yesterday – they are starting to be able to demonstrate an improvement in relation to commitments. They have demonstrated a considerable success in reducing dormant commitments and sleeping commitments so that the
has fallen quite substantially. So we are making progress. It will take some time before we achieve the sort of figures that all of us want to see, but we are headed in the right direction. I very much hope that before I make my swan-song in this packed Hemicycle I will be able to point to even greater achievements by the excellent staff in Europe Aid."@en1
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