Merkel: not allowed relaxation on the road of European reforms
The German Chancellor "Angela Merkel, speaking at the Federal Parliament for the European Council made it clear in all directions. You may not slacken in our efforts to continue reforms in Europe, based on the same national responsibility and European solidarity, especially in countries affected by the crisis, he said.
And refined by the following example: Have just spent a few weeks the situation in Greece kept us all into "steam and characterize daily titles (enn.sta SMEs). Meanwhile, it appears to have gone, here 'eternities ". Nevertheless we must not relax our efforts to continue reforms in Europe. Ms Merkel also mentioned the need to address the structural problems, especially in view of the challenges in the areas of foreign policy and security.
Also not allowed to relax - we have on "no means reached the end - to restore the structural faults of the economic and monetary union. We must continue to work for the improvement and intensification of economic coordination. Because the common currency is, as any other decision of the European integration process, representative of how and how loud we can impose worldwide our values and interests. And this especially at a time of serious, very serious foreign and security challenges, said the Chancellor.
The German Chancellor "Angela Merkel, speaking at the Federal Parliament for the European Council made it clear in all directions. You may not slacken in our efforts to continue reforms in Europe, based on the same national responsibility and European solidarity, especially in countries affected by the crisis, he said.
And refined by the following example: Have just spent a few weeks the situation in Greece kept us all into "steam and characterize daily titles (enn.sta SMEs). Meanwhile, it appears to have gone, here 'eternities ". Nevertheless we must not relax our efforts to continue reforms in Europe. Ms Merkel also mentioned the need to address the structural problems, especially in view of the challenges in the areas of foreign policy and security.
Also not allowed to relax - we have on "no means reached the end - to restore the structural faults of the economic and monetary union. We must continue to work for the improvement and intensification of economic coordination. Because the common currency is, as any other decision of the European integration process, representative of how and how loud we can impose worldwide our values and interests. And this especially at a time of serious, very serious foreign and security challenges, said the Chancellor.