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"I would like to congratulate the rapporteur on her work, for which I voted. The European investment Bank (EIB) has been one of the most important arms of the European Union for achieving its strategic goals for more than 50 years. In fact, thanks to its action in supporting the real economy, its activity must continue to be strongly encouraged in order to successfully develop its policies at European level. The EIB is the ‘European bank’ and its strong commitment in this direction represents an important added value to the economic policies introduced by the EU to support growth. In 2010, the EIB successfully completed its two-year anti-crisis activities and started returning to pre-crisis lending levels, and in adopting the new Corporate Operational Plan for the period 2011-2013, the Board of Directors identified the three main priorities on which it will focus: supporting the Europe 2020 strategy, combating climate change and backing the EU external policy. Finally, the financing operations still represent an essential instrument for guaranteeing greater support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the real economic engine of the European economy, and the results need to be evaluated not only in terms of quantity but also of quality."@en1
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