The European Union has set a timetable to reach new levels of official development assistance.

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Five European countries have reached their ODA targets, and the European Union has taken an important step in formulating a timetable for achieving such targets.

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We further recognize with appreciation those European Union member States that have either already met the ODA target or have set timetables to achieve it.

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In this context, I am particularly encouraged by the recent commitments on official development assistance and debt cancellation by the European Union and the Group of Eight.

As to official development assistance, we welcome the decision taken by the European Union to increase its allotment to 0.7 per cent of gross national income.

Some Member States pointed out that the growth of official development assistance and progress towards the 0.7 per cent target had been commendable, particularly in the European Union.

The European Union will then follow with a mission of its own, and we will support the EU in this endeavor.

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FEE further recommends that the board should disclose its reasons for considering a non executive (or supervisory) director to be independent.

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The Eastern Partnership is about EU integration, about the six countries moving closer to the EU s values, legislation, and ways of working, and about the EU being there to support and help this convergence.

I believe that it is important that the EU carries out such monitoring in non EU states. But what about elections in EU member states? Shouldn t what is good for the goose also be good for the gander?

Bulgaria, an acceding country to the European Union, is in the process of building its capacity as a future donor and is working on the creation of mechanisms for administering official development assistance.

That is why I am pleased to welcome the decisions of the G 8 to cancel the debt of 18 developing countries, as well as other steps taken by the European Union to increase official development assistance (ODA).

The commitments made, by the European Union and others, to meet the United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of gross national product for official development assistance is very welcome.

More than half of the country s trade is with the Union, and Moldova receives significant EU financial assistance.

Statements were also made by the observers for Portugal (on behalf of the European Union), Latvia (on behalf of the European Union) and Slovenia.