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Европейский Парламент обсуждает пути усиления поддержки стран Восточного партнерства

11 October 2017

Члены Европарламента предлагают создать целевые фонды для Украины, Грузии и Молдовы в преддверии 5-го саммита Восточного партнерства, который состоится в Брюсселе 24 ноября 2017 года.

По мнению депутатов Европарламента, целевые фонды для ведущих стран Восточного партнерства могут быть сосредоточенны на частных и государственных инвестициях для поддержки социальной и экономической инфраструктуры. Эта мера была одним из ряда предложений, принятых на заседании Комитета по иностранным делам Европарламента во вторник (10 октября). Резолюция по рекомендациям для Восточного партнерства была принята 40 голосами против 6, при 1 воздержавшемся. Ожидается, что по проекту текста проголосуют в ходе пленарного заседания парламента на его ноябрьской сессии в Страсбурге.

Депутаты Европарламента также предлагают расширенный формат дальнейшего сотрудничества "EaP+" - модель, которая предусматривает участие восточных партнеров в таможенном, энергетическом и цифровом союзе и даже в Шенгенской зоне, а также отмену тарифов на мобильный роуминг.

По мнению Комитета по иностранным делам, укрепление экономических реформ поможет ликвидировать монополии, ограничивая роль олигархов и поможет в борьбе с отмыванием денег и уклонением от уплаты налогов.

"Саммит Восточного партнерства должен придать новую динамику, сформулировать четкое политическое видение и оставаться актуальным для всех шести восточных партнеров, которые имеют разные устремления. Мы предлагаем привлекательную долгосрочную модель "EaP+" для ассоциированных стран, которые добились существенного прогресса в осуществлении реформ," - сообщила содокладчик Лайма Андрикене из Европейской народной партии.

"Восточное партнерство - это нечто большее, чем подписание соглашений на двухгодичных саммитах, а именно поддержка восточноевропейских партнеров ЕС в осуществлении важных реформ в области демократии, верховенства закона и основных свобод. Мы хотим добиться большего прогресса в проведении реформ и улучшения реализация ранее согласованных инициатив," - добавил Кнут Флекенштейн, докладчик от группы "Социалисты и демократы".

 

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