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"Structural problems, rising unemployment and uncertainty continue to have a negative impact on our ability to deal with global growth challenges. In order for Europe to become more attractive to investors, these deficiencies need to be addressed, and measures and reforms need to be implemented both at European and at national level. Due to uncertainty, banks are experiencing financing difficulties, and resolute measures are therefore needed to enhance the financial markets. I agree that the European Union economy needs a financial sector that supports real economies, ensures stability, and is able to serve the needs of households and enterprises. SMEs are facing increasing difficulties in obtaining financing, and Member States should therefore implement regulatory measures that facilitate SME financing, seeing as how SMEs often act as drivers of local growth. The appropriate financing of cohesion policy is also important because it contributes to emphasising the benefits and innovation potential of regions and to highlighting their importance to growth, investment and employment. By promoting cultural industries, sport and tourism, which represent growing and attractive markets, we should also exploit the potential that lies in our historic heritage. I agree with the rapporteur, and therefore voted in favour of the report. Investments must be aimed at addressing the specific needs of the various regions and Member States while appropriately involving local communities."@en1
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