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Our solidarity must never be limited to the Member States of the European Union. We also have a responsibility to promote peace, democracy, human rights and welfare in other parts of the world.
Maria Martens MEP (Netherlands)
The 21st Century belongs to those who can end global poverty. If we do not, all that we achieved in the 20th Century and within the European Union will be put at risk.
Nirj Deva MEP (United Kingdom)
EPP-ED Coordinators on the Committee on Development and the ACP (Africa, Caribbean and Pacific) - EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly
| SECOND REGIONAL ACP-EU JOINT PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY |
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A European Parliament delegation travelled to Port Vila, Vanuatu, to participate in the 2nd regional ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly (29 November-1 December) and meet their counterparts in the Pacific region. Among other topics, the regional JPA focused on the Economic Partnership Agreements with the ACP countries, human rights and good governance, elections and climate change. The EPP-ED group was represented by four Members: Valdis Dombrovskis (Latvia), Filip Kaczmarek (Poland), Armando Veneto (Italy) and Tadeusz Zwiefka (Poland). |
Final Communique on the 2nd Regional Meeting of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly: Port Vila - Vanuatu
| ACP-EU JOINT PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY |
EPP-ED commitments in development cooperation
The equal and universal value of all human beings is a fundamental value upon which all EPP-ED policies are based. It holds within itself a principle of solidarity and a moral responsibility for the preservation of human rights and human dignity across borders, and indeed a responsibility to act whenever and wherever those rights are disregarded... Read more
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