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"Thank you very much, Mr President. This year, all 27 Member States of the Union have held a series of celebrations to commemorate the birth of the European Union and its 50th anniversary or birthday. Most recently, at the beginning of December, I took part in such an event at Mosonmagyaróvár. Mosonmagyaróvár is a town on the border of Slovakia, Austria and Hungary, so it is no surprise that there were very many mayors from all three countries. The participating mayors cited an initiative that has been formulated for the European Parliament or for its President. The essence of the initiative is that, following in the footsteps of the Ancient Greek traditions, the European Parliament should instigate a worldwide ceasefire for the first time in 2008 during the Olympic Games in Beijing. Mr President, the motto for this invitation is ‘17 Days of Peace’. The mayors started collecting signatures on 1 December and they would like to give the petition to you, Mr President, here in Strasbourg in the spring. They asked me to extend this invitation to you, which I have now done. Thank you."@en1
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