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"Mr President, I congratulate Mr Buzek and the co-rapporteur for their persistent work. I welcome the fact that the Programme prioritises sectors such as frontier research, the production of carbon dioxide-free energy, nanotechnologies and social sciences.
The latter will have particular significance in monitoring social changes arising from the digital lifestyle, which has itself been caused by the development of science. However, we must call attention to the fact that in spite of the increase in the total research budget, the annual research budget per capita in the European Union has not increased. This is another reason why it is important that an agreement has been reached about the creation of the European Research Area, which will be able to help bridge the gap in numerous fields.
At this point it must be mentioned that for new Member States, who have considerable expertise, but meagre resources, it is very important that beyond the Framework Programme for Research, research infrastructures can also be funded from structural and cohesion funds. With reference to the debate, I would like to add that where stem cell research is concerned, I am in favour of progress."@en1
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