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"I voted in favour of this report, even though I regret the absence of a European strategy for each organisation the Member States or the EU are part of, and believe that there is still some road to travel towards credibility, coherence and visibility in the EU’s external action. The complexity of the international system means that the actions and commitments of the Member States – bilaterally and between the Member States and the EU – are coordinated in the different platforms where we interact. This is why we adopted the Lisbon Treaty! Over the years, the EU, the largest Development Aid donor, has supported developing countries politically, financially and even militarily so as to afford these countries the necessary stability and peace for them to develop and to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. There is therefore an urgent need to continue down this road, creating conditions for the adoption of a more comprehensive approach to poverty eradication and sustainable development and leveraging policy coherence for development. On a final note, as a European citizen, congratulations on the Nobel Peace Prize recently awarded to the EU for 60 years of working for peace and development on the European continent and in the world."@en1
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