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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I too would like to thank Ms Lunacek and congratulate her on her work. We are facing great challenges and great opportunities for Kosovo and I think that the proposed agenda set out today by the Council goes in this direction, so we have to give it our support.
There is no doubt great optimism following the considerable efforts and the great progress made by Kosovo in recent years. When we think what the situation was like a few years ago, ten, or fifteen years ago, we can understand just how many significant steps forward have been taken. Today, we need to encourage the Government in Priština, but we need to encourage all of the democratic political forces to persevere with the reform process, to promote the European agenda and reforms of visas, trade and the justice system. This is the path that lies ahead in order to achieve two goals: to improve the level of democracy in Kosovo, so that the lives of Kosovars can be improved and Kosovo brought closer to Europe, and secondly to enable Kosovo to become part of Europe. A young European democracy has to have strong and unstinting backing from Europe."@en1
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