Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2009-12-16-Speech-3-188"
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"Sufficient international presence must be ensured to help establish basic conditions of peace and security in order to enable the capacity of the country’s government to be strengthened, the rule of law to be reinforced, corruption to be combated and human rights respected.
When I speak of government, I am also referring to the subnational level, the level nearer to citizens, and to governance in the broad sense, including all stakeholders in Afghanistan. The country’s development and the development of agriculture, infrastructure and the commercial fabric urgently require a climate of peace and stability and, above all, the protection of citizens by combating impunity and the legal insecurity that directly affects them.
Nonetheless, the daily, urgent problems faced by the citizens must not be overlooked. These problems are not limited to security and relate to food, health and education. Afghanistan will survive, and it will do so thanks to the strength and efforts of the Afghan people themselves. We must, however, lend them a hand and, in particular, we must not take it away before time, when they need it the most."@en1
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