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"The Hungarian Presidency was very successful. It set realistic priorities and managed to achieve them. This is why expectations are now high for Poland. I am pleased that the start of the Polish Presidency has been energetic and full of optimism, because Poland will have to come forward with more proposals for achieving economic growth. I am concerned that I have not yet found a policy on support for the family – which the Hungarian Presidency addressed very energetically – among the priorities of the new Presidency. I am all the more hopeful that this topic will appear in the elaboration of the Polish Presidency’s economic priorities. Security will also be an important topic in the forthcoming period – not only economic security, but also energy and military security, including better protection for the external borders of the Schengen area. This is linked to the continuation of talks on EU expansion into the Balkans. Poland has also expressed the will to resolve, as one of its priorities, the Eastern Partnership, with the aim of creating a free trade zone, liberalising visa policy and improving democracy in Belarus. I wish the Polish Presidency success in fulfilling these ambitious plans."@en1
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