Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-09-14-Speech-3-308-000"
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"I voted in favour of this motion for a resolution, as it highlights the positive aspects of this round of negotiations, and the way in which it is centred on developing countries in particular. It also puts forward certain ideas that I believe ought to be promoted more within the negotiations: food security; access to green goods and technologies, and extending the EU ‘Everything but Arms’ initiative to other countries. Above all, whilst stressing our commitment to a multilateral approach, it recognises the difficulties that this entails. The Doha round of negotiations is in deadlock and it is now time for members of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to begin a ‘post-Doha’ phase. They must reassess the level of development of the countries taking part in the negotiations, and ensure they are given the positions and responsibilities that are genuinely due to them. They must also undertake to put social and environmental rules on the agenda of the talks, as it is on the basis of these that the current dumping is being carried out. A new mandate that draws upon all the useful lessons of the previous one must now be worked out, so that multilateral trade negotiations can resume as quickly as possible."@en1
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