Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2005-10-12-Speech-3-090"
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"Madam President, it is my view that the Islamic Republic of Iran has much to offer the region and the wider world. She practices a more advanced form of democracy than most of her neighbours. Theocracy or no theocracy, women’s rights in Iran are
more developed than elsewhere in the region, with education for all and jobs, up to and including the Vice-President of the State, open to all.
With regard to the arts, please come to London to visit the British Museum and see the great Persepolis Exhibition, opened by the Vice-President of Iran last month.
I believe that Iran’s reintegration into the international community is long overdue and sorely needed. The inevitable prerequisite is and must be the essential requirement to resolve the nuclear issue. However, to avoid the accurate potential charge of hypocrisy, it is just as important that the European Union should pursue with equal aggression the policy of nuclear non-proliferation throughout the region. The European Union’s single foreign policy demands no less."@en1
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