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"en.20100324.12.3-052"2
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"Madam President, on the eve of the European Council meeting which will define the Union’s new economic strategy, we should learn the lessons of the fiasco of the Lisbon Strategy and, working together, take a fair look at all Member States. In order to be competitive in world markets, we have to be innovative, but the redistribution of the main part of our budgetary resources exclusively to that end will
discriminate against many countries in Central and Eastern Europe, including Poland.
There is a great expectation that thanks to EU funds – as was the case earlier in Spain, Portugal and other countries of the European Union – the air, road and rail transport infrastructure, and also the Internet, will expand. A particular priority should be to help the eastern border regions of the European Union, such as the region around Lublin in Poland, for which a special budget line should be established as part of the 2020 strategy.
The European Council meeting must not send out a signal that poor regions of the Union are going to finance ideas which will bring maximum benefits only to the old Member States."@en1
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