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"The European draft budget for 2012 will be only the second since the Treaty of Lisbon entered into force. After last year’s complicated negotiations, a tough fight up to the last minute can be expected over the budget this year too. The real institutional struggle, however, will begin only afterwards, when the Union decides on the new Multiannual Finance Framework. Precisely for this reason, it will be necessary to emphasise better coordination between all participants in the negotiating process when preparing the current trialogue, so that the European budget will secure sufficient funding to achieve the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy. These objectives promote smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, and therefore investment into the creation of decent jobs. I fully agree with the priorities outlined by the rapporteur, Mrs Balzani. I also think that the EU budget should fulfil a role as the main mechanism for boosting and restoring growth and employment. I would also like to emphasise that the rapporteur’s conclusions are fully in line with the dynamic of the European Semester, which, as a new instrument for strengthening European economic management, has the objective of increasing cohesion and complementarity, as well as coordinating the EU budget and national budgets in the implementation of common EU investments, in relation to achieving the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy."@en1
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