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"Mr President, I voted in favour of this report and, in this context, I would like to welcome the success of the strategy for the Baltic Sea, the idea for which was born a few years ago in the European Parliament, and which, in spite of three ‘noes’, has managed to live up to expectations. Today, this strategy is one of those examples of how it is possible to cooperate successfully in a macro-economic context. The success of such strategies is firstly based on the initiative of stakeholders themselves, and the need for closer cooperation among the European Union countries concerned. The main common goal is to increase European Union growth and competitiveness and to enhance the European Union’s internal market. As for the Baltic Sea strategy, at this stage, when priority areas are clearly defined and needs and specific projects are set, the Commission should draw up a list of recommended European Union programmes and indicate which programmes will be eligible in the new multiannual financial framework. I believe that a European Union macro-regional strategy coordinator would be a useful consolidating factor, ensuring coordination and visibility. I would also like to stress that these macro-regional strategies do not represent a requirement to obtain more money. They represent a requirement and need for enhanced mutual cooperation."@en1
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