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The Galileo Programme is, without question, one of the cornerstones of the Lisbon Strategy, given its technological scope and the expected added value in terms of not only jobs but also technological progress. The potential economic growth from the programme is a very important factor for the European economy. We are responsible for guaranteeing that the conditions for its implementation are created with the necessary clarity, effectiveness and speed. Accordingly, I share my colleagues’ concern that the negotiations on the concession contract are deadlocked, because these delays will have a considerable impact on the overall cost of the project.
At the moment, I feel it is vital that we channel our efforts into ensuring that, in June, the Commission submits a clear, credible timetable, solutions for the future financial obligations and alternative scenarios for carrying out the programme. The Council will then be in possession of all the necessary data to ensure the continuity of the process, in order to make up for the delays. The resolution therefore has my full backing."@en1
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