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"I would like to thank my co-rapporteur, Mr David, for having taken up my suggestion, and, together with other Portuguese Members, for having tabled an amendment to the initial text of the resolution that reiterates Parliament’s support for the EU-Cape Verde Special Partnership, which has had such good results. Cape Verde is exemplary in terms of democracy and human rights, and despite its scarce resources, has brought about real improvements in the quality of life of its people. I can only be thrilled with this support and recall that it was the Parliament resolution on the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) of 19 January 2005 that first recognised the uniqueness and historical, geographical and linguistic proximity of Cape Verde to the Union and promoted the adoption of European policies aimed at this country.
This vote of confidence is entirely justified, as is the recognition that the ENP must always endeavour to look further than the here and now if it wishes to have a correct vision of the geopolitical position of Europe. It also justifies the call for the EU to continue to strengthen dialogue and convergence with Cape Verde, and to support Cape Verde’s efforts at political, economic and social consolidation."@en1
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