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EC Meeting, Brussels

Asked if there were any key issues on the agenda for Brussels, the PMS replied that the key issue for the Government was that for the last couple of years there had been an introspective period in Europe and once the treaty had been signed the important thing was to move on to the issues that really mattered to individuals and businesses and also to Europe’s standing in the world. The main focus was likely to be how to take forward the globalisation agenda within Europe and how Europe could best respond to that. The PMS added that it was anticipated that there would be some discussion on the live foreign policy issues at the moment, particularly Kosovo and Iran.

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