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"Mr President, Ms Ashton, Mr Füle, I do not agree that we have done everything we need to do concerning the Eastern partnership. I have the impression that from the very beginning, Europe has been half-hearted towards the Eastern partnership, whether on matters regarding membership or relating to funding. However, I do appreciate both your commitment, Ms Ashton, and yours, Mr Füle, in ensuring that the Warsaw Summit is a success. I would like to ask you both, and especially you, Ms Ashton, not to look at the partnership from the point of view of the situation today, but from the point of view of the future, from the point of view of young people and education. This is a great opportunity, and we in Central Europe know what is meant by the opportunity to improve our civilisation. I would like to call for a comprehensive education programme, a new initiative from the Eastern partnership aimed at those who, when they reach adulthood, when they grow up and have completed their education, will be part of a shared Europe together with us.
This is why I am daring to propose something new – an Eastern partnership university. We need your new initiatives on membership, on funding, but also on future generations. The whole North African experience has clearly shown us that future generations are something we should think about in the context of partnership."@en1
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