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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the next European Presidency truly faces many challenges, including the euro crisis, and the Multiannual Financial Framework. It is, however, very important, at the same time, to pay attention to energy issues, which are playing an increasingly important role in geopolitics. Specifically, the development of a common European Union foreign policy on energy should be encouraged.
At the moment we have legislation that provides that in the European Union supply systems operators are separate from suppliers and from producers. At the same time we know that there are Member States that are concluding cooperation agreements with third countries which allocate exclusive rights to use the infrastructure, thus preventing competition and running counter to the interests of the European Union’s residents.
I urge the Presidency to stress the need for European Union legislation, which must be incorporated not only in agreements between European Union states, but also in those with third countries. Thank you for your attention."@en1
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