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"en.20150624.17.1-042-000"2
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"Mr President, I shall be brief. It is indeed a great honour and pleasure to have the speaker of a parliament that represents over a billion people in India, the largest democracy in the world, and it is the first time we have had the Speaker of the Lok Sabha here in 16 years, so it is a particular honour and pleasure. I did say in our discussions earlier that there were many views about the future of Europe, and I think listening to the discussion in the last few minutes she will have had a flavour of some of that variety of views.
Parliamentarians can be extremely helpful in pushing forward the relationship with a great country like India. We do need the summit which now is going to take place in November, we do need to make progress on the Free Trade Agreement, and thanks to the efforts of parliamentarians on both sides, I hope that will now go forward at a more accelerated pace. I would just share two very brief words that the Speaker of the Lok Sabha mentioned in her discussion with us earlier today: ‘Nurture nature’ was one of the things that she mentioned to us, and the other was that we should take less, and give more. I think these were very wise words and ones that we could all remember. You are very welcome."@en1
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