Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2007-03-14-Speech-3-030"
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"We must be able to provide the citizens of Europe with prospects for the future. The Berlin Declaration must bear huge political weight. It is no longer enough these days to talk about the great successes of the past 50 years, but we have to look ahead, and we must be able to show the citizens of Europe a direction for the future.
The integration of the EU must go on. Hungary stands to gain from a more integrated Europe, one that is capable of meeting the challenges of the 21st century and of guaranteeing the continent’s lasting peace, development and security.
Europe is facing increasingly difficult challenges, internal as well as external, which threaten our future and that of our children. Poverty, demographic problems, global climate change, international terrorism, organised crime, energy questions: these are all dangers requiring adequate and complex answers and solutions. We can achieve this only if we Europeans are also stronger, more united.
Finally, it is important for the Declaration to reflect the resolve of the Member States for a common future, to strengthen the Union’s internal cohesion and, above all, to bear in mind the security and welfare of its citizens."@en1
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