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"Mr President, it strikes me as very good that the Council has set out specific priorities, which at this time is especially important, and I will highlight those which have not yet been mentioned.
The European Research Area must remain a priority that we should implement more rapidly in line with the Ljubljana Process. We must facilitate mobility for researchers, and in particular proper working conditions and comparable pay for the same work.
If we compare ourselves with the United States, we need to do more primarily in the area of designing a suitable environment for researchers and private investors. Our deficit of up to 3 % of investment in research and development lies principally on the side of private investment.
Secondly, the internal market binds us and provides an opportunity for development. However, setting this up comes at a price, which we must take into account when adopting budgets.
An example is the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators: owing to the low budget there is indeed a threat to implementation of the Regulation on wholesale energy market integrity and transparency (REMIT), which should prevent information abuse and fraud.
I also support the strong words from the Council regarding the Iranian nuclear programme, but at the same time I regret that next week a European Parliament delegation will supposedly be visiting Iran. I do not think it is the right time for that."@en1
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