Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-07-03-Speech-2-374-000"
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"en.20120703.18.2-374-000"2
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"The ongoing crisis highlights the urgent need to mobilise the Union’s policy to fully support growth and increase funding for the EU economy through investment. This, of course, is not achievable without the effective implementation of structural reforms in order to improve the business climate and create jobs in all regions of the EU. With its 500 million consumers, the European single market offers huge advantages for investors, and the EU therefore traditionally maintains a high potential to attract foreign direct investment. The European Union must know how to properly utilise the huge potential of the world’s largest single market when seeking a comprehensive solution for the debt crisis suffered by citizens and businesses. I believe, therefore, that in addition to making Europe an attractive destination for foreign investors, we must first create favourable business conditions for local entrepreneurs, who still face many obstacles in the internal market. Inward investment in the European Union should help not only to make the environment for foreign direct investment more attractive, but also help overall investment and business in the internal market by improving sustainable infrastructure for business, education, research and development. For these reasons, I support the report on the attractiveness of investing in Europe."@en1
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