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"en.20120418.18.3-273-000"2
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"I supported this report. The outermost regions of the European Union comprise a set of regions which, due to the specific characteristics associated with their physical and structural conditions, and as a result of their remoteness, insular locations, difficult topography and climate, constitute a specific group of regions recognised by Article 349 of the TFEU. These regions possess a special status enshrined in the Treaty, which permits a derogation from the rules of the Treaty and the adjustment of these rules to the outermost regions, by virtue of their particular characteristics and conditions. As the constraints and difficulties facing these regions are permanent and distinguish them from other European regions, the EU rules and programmes cannot be applied in the same way as in the rest of the EU’s territory. Their implementation has to be guided by a territorial approach. It is therefore necessary and desirable to examine, in relation to the future cohesion policy of the outermost regions, how the EU 2020 objectives of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth can be achieved in these European regions, which possess permanent characteristics and constraints – arising mainly from their remoteness – which justify the adoption of specific measures by the European Union."@en1
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