Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2007-12-18-Speech-2-035"
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"Mr President, the negotiations in Bali on climate change were a success, but we have to think further. It was a successful first step on the road to Copenhagen. The participants from the European Union’s different branches did a very good job and the Portuguese Presidency held it together in a very good way. But I would like to focus on the question marks and the problems we face, and this mainly concerns a couple of topics.
Firstly, the roadmap. We have to keep track of every meeting on the road to Copenhagen. We have to do it in cooperation and fully realising the measures or the tools of the new Treaty, and do it because there will be codecision on these issues in the future. That means other working methods and more cooperation between the Commission, the Council and Parliament, and I look forward to this.
Let me now turn to the problems. We have to engage with the G77 Group on forestry, the combination of technology transfer and the fight against poverty and climate change. This could be better prepared than in Bali, and it is absolutely necessary to do this.
I have here in my hands the full Commission Lisbon Strategic Package. It is not only the Lisbon Treaty but also the Lisbon Process that we have to merge together and with the work of climate change. I think there is still much to prove if we are to talk the talk and walk the walk and fulfil the promises Europe made in Bali."@en1
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