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"As the integrated maritime policy (IMP) has been tabled by the Commission and supported by the majority in this House, it is marked by a federalist, mercantilist and geostrategic vision of how the exclusive economic zones of the Member States should be used. The report states that the strategic objectives of the IMP include integrated maritime governance at every level, and it is well known that we cannot agree with some of this policy’s objectives, from border control and the liberalisation of maritime transport to the security-related issues and the European coastguard. This report attempts to regulate a programme supporting the further development of the IMP, even though, at this stage, its content does not reflect the dangerous and negative aspects that we have pointed out. However, these aspects cannot be ignored.
What is important at this stage is facilitating the funding of studies on aspects such as protecting and preserving the marine environment, or on supporting the outlining of policies concerning the sea or coastal areas, particularly in the areas of economic development, employment, environmental protection, research, maritime safety, energy and developing green maritime technologies. Naturally, we are bound to agree with these objectives."@en1
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