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"I wish the Spanish Presidency the greatest success. Spain is the first Member State to actually give life to the new institutional model that has come into force with the Treaty of Lisbon.
We hope that the priority already stated by Prime Minister Rodríguez Zapatero – to pull Europe out of the crisis and consolidate the resumption of economic growth – will be realised, and that we can continue to combat climate change and defend energy security. It is also important to adopt an integrated forestry policy and pursue greater efficiency in water management.
In this European Year for Combating Poverty and at this time of economic crisis, we hope that there will be consolidated policies for the most vulnerable in society. I hope that the Member States and the European institutions will cooperate so that the EU will become more prosperous and united, and will have a greater presence on the international stage.
I also hope that relations between Portugal and Spain will be strengthened through this Presidency. Everyone is aware of the interdependence and interconnectivity between our respective economies. A good example of unity of effort is the Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, in Braga, which will allow the development of scientific research, innovation and knowledge, leading to greater competitiveness for our companies."@en1
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