Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2003-12-16-Speech-2-236"
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"I do not want to avoid the question but, since Georgia has not even presented a request, it is difficult to give a reply to a country that has not even declared that it is willing, inclined, available or anything else.
In any case, before being able to consider Georgia, and the same goes for other countries that may want to set out on the road towards
with the European Union, it is only too clear that the appropriate conditions must be in place, that steps forward need to be taken for us to be able to consider the path towards
even if not in the very near future.
I must also tell you in all honesty, Mr Dupuis, that there has never been any kind of line taken in the Council bodies to make it possible to set down now, in principle, the limits and boundaries of the European Union. This is, therefore, a debate between you and me or perhaps between those that may be interested from a general, idealist or political point of view, which would not be specific enough to carry any real weight. This is all I can say in answer to your question."@en1
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