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The 2005 budget will be the first to cover the 25 Member States for a full year and the last before the next Financial Perspectives are presented. It is therefore important to promote the fast and effective integration of the new Member States in all fields.
I regret the fact that some funding has been cut and that there is little ambition in this financial year, particularly at a time of plummeting public confidence in the ability of Community and national institutions to deliver wealth and well-being, at a time of dwindling expectations of economic upturn and at a time of increasing outcry over the mirage of the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy.
As I have written on many occasions, the Europe of which the founding countries dreamed – and the Europe to which our citizens aspire – is a Europe of peace and prosperity, the key feature of which is that we share both values and interests; an internal market that genuinely fosters prosperity; an ambitious Europe geared towards people’s well-being, and not some all-powerful, distant or self-sufficient super-structure.
I expect much more from the Financial Perspectives for 2007-2013."@en1
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