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"The upshot of the events which gave rise to the Arab Spring has been not only to bring democracy to the states in the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean, but also to provide the opportunity to initiate a dialogue and long-term cooperation with the European Union’s organisations, which cannot but benefit the relevant countries, with a view to their rapid, sustainable reconstruction. This is why including these countries within the operational scope of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will definitely facilitate the transition to an open market economy, as well as encourage cooperation with European Union Member States in various economic sectors, including the energy sector, which is of paramount importance in the current global context. On the other hand, I am concerned about the possible consequences which might result from extending the geographic scope of the EBRD’s operations, in particular, concerning disruption caused by various actions carried out by these states either fraudulently or with a lack of transparency, as the transition process from a closed communist regime to an open, democratic system is not easy or without its risks."@en1
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