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4 Amendments of Hannes SWOBODA related to 2010/2087(INI)

Amendment 4 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 1
1. Recognises that the Black Sea Region (BSR)is of geostrategic importance, in particular for the energy security and the diversification of EU energy supply, given its proximity to the Caspian Sea, the Middle East and Central Asia and that after the accession of Romania and Bulgaria, the EU has become a major player in it;
2010/10/13
Committee: ITRE
Amendment 35 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 7 a (new)
7a. Recognises the importance of the BSEC and acknowledges the role of the Black Sea Synergy, but stresses – given the geopolitical importance of the Black Sea region and the lack of any notable successes so far from the Black Sea Synergy – the urgent need to develop a uniform EU strategy for the Black Sea region, since only by such a strategy can the objective of enhanced and sustainable cooperation with the Black Sea region be achieved;
2010/10/13
Committee: ITRE
Amendment 37 #
Draft opinion
Paragraph 8
8. Recognises the importancCalls therefore ofn the BSC, the BSEC, as well as the role played by the Black Sea Synergy, and calls on the CommissionCommission to make the Black Sea region a more urgent priority and to develop an EU Black Sea Strategy accompanied by an Action Plan with flagship projects in the following cooperation areas: sustainable economic development, improving the connectivity and communication, environmental protection, security, migration with the widest possible involvement of all relevant operators and regional partners, environmental protection, security, migration, support for and development of civil society, and cultural exchange and education by using all available financial instruments (CF, ERDF, NIF, NPI).
2010/10/13
Committee: ITRE
Amendment 96 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 15
15. COn the one hand considers the Black sea area of strategic importance for the EU energy security and diversification of the EU energy supply and to this end reiterates the pressing importance of a coherent strategy for the Black Sea area; on the other hand considers energy, transport and environment cooperation to be key to the harmonious and sustainable development of the region; welcomes the launch of the Environment Partnership, while eagerly expecting the launch of the two other partnerships on transport and energy; calls for their swift and efficient implementation; is of the opinion that the development of a common legal framework at regional level would be of great benefit in terms of more effective cooperation and synergies on these issues; believes that the establishment of, and support for, professional and institutional networks could enhance the capacity for cooperative and efficient decision-making;
2010/11/17
Committee: AFET