Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2008-04-09-Speech-3-294"
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"It is more than suitable to discuss, in the Year of Intercultural Dialogue, a true European agenda for culture, which is to be promoted both inside the European Union and internationally.
Therefore, I welcome the drafting of this report, which correctly emphasizes the importance of this field and the need to mobilize its potential fully. Culture is the basis of promoting the values of peace, democracy and tolerance, as well as a highly-performant economic growth that could deal with the challenges of globalization in the 21
century.
From the report’s multitude of recommendations, I would like to reiterate two aspects. First of all, at an internal level, it is essential for the local and regional actors to get involved in promoting culture, as factors of economic development and Lisbon Strategy implementation, as well as of consolidating cultural heritage and promoting cohesion in contemporary society. Second, it is in the European Union’s best interests to promote culture and intercultural dialogue at an adequate level in its foreign policy.
In this field, the countries included into the Neighbourhood Policy should be the main beneficiaries of these actions."@en1
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