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The European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) is indicative of the high importance that the EU attaches to the construction of future relations with its neighbours, whether or not they are candidate countries for EU accession. It is certainly in the EU’s interest to promote democratic development in its immediate neighbourhood.
The ENP should draw up a clearer strategy for relations with our neighbours that will contribute towards building and developing a common area of peace, stability, security, respect for human rights, democracy, the rule of law and prosperity, and will offer partner countries privileged relations and a prominent position in the EU’s external relations with other regions of the world.
I support the rapporteur’s proposals highlighting the need to increase funding for the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI) in order to address the problem of access to the internal market, to set out a clear strategy to combat international terrorism and organised crime, to improve legislation on energy networks and transport networks, and to cooperate on environmental issues.
Lastly, special prominence should be given to energy policy, given that the EU is surrounded by the biggest oil and natural gas reserves in the world."@en1
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