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"Madam President, President-in-Office, President of the Commission, I would like in particular to thank the President-in-Office for taking on the presidency and congratulate you on a difficult, but successful first two weeks in the presidency. I perfectly understand your words on national identity, an identity which we, the countries between the east and the west of Europe, have built up successfully. I would like to draw your attention to a matter that I believe will be crucial in these six months: the third energy package. This package deals firstly with the common energy market, a common European agency for cooperation between national regulators, cross-border connections and joint investments, and therefore with integration – in other words, with energy solidarity and secure energy supplies. Secondly, the third energy package also means liberalisation, the fair regulation of access to networks, that is, competition on the market, which means lower costs and damage to the environment and cheaper energy for consumers, and hence for the economy, which will help to deal with the crisis. And thirdly, the third energy package fair rules for the operation of countries outside our markets, with common policies for supplying the EU countries and the possibility of transportation through third countries. In the context of the EU’s eastern partnership and eastern dimension, the third package clearly speaks for itself. The third package can be benefit each of the three main priorities of your presidency – energy, the economy, and Europe’s eastern dimension. I call upon you to keep this priority and to fully ..."@en1
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