Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-07-03-Speech-2-265-531"
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"On Tuesday, 3 July, Parliament approved, by a large majority, the report on EU macro-regional strategies. This unique form of cooperation has already proven its mettle in the Baltic Sea, which will, from now on, serve as a reference framework for other initiatives, such as the strategy launched last year in the Danube or the plans for a strategy at Mediterranean level. This strategy breaks away from traditional cooperation at national or regional level as it brings together all of the institutional actors and partners, such as universities, research centres and regional organisations, from a wider area which are facing the same territorial challenges in terms of the environment, the economy, migration and culture. Defining a strategy in the Mediterranean is entirely justified because of the existence of common characteristics and problems, and European policies could be implemented more effectively at this level. This report proposes useful recommendations for future strategies by drawing on the experience gained in the Baltic Sea. We have an interesting mechanism to use here and that is why I decided to support this report."@en1
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