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". – Mr President, I can say to Mr Gahler that a troika is one thing, but we, in the Commission are in an ongoing, quite intimate dialogue with governments in the whole region, with or without troikas. We talk on the phone, we also meet informally, and I see this troika mission, because of its timing and visibility, as a way of clarifying the seriousness of the moment. It is also a good signal to our partners in the SADC region that we want to build further and, in a more systematic manner, have an ongoing, very direct exchange of views on problems of this character. But we have to do it a manner which gives them confidence to get into dialogue with us.
That is how it has to be done. In no circumstances will we limit the terms of reference because this whole matter, this whole discussion, is part of an ongoing political dialogue with the region.
To Mr Mulder; yes, it sounds easy as you put it, and that would be the case if we could be sure that the correct names are put in the register of real estate. That may not be the case. So, to produce something that really is relevant is more demanding than you suggest. I come back to the advice in the investigation done by the journalists in the Watergate case – "follow the money"- I think that it makes sense to try to pursue that track."@en1
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