Tuesday, December 6, 2011

European Union countries for rounding off France and Germany proposed disagreement (1)

Hua,, Paris December 5 (reporter Li Ming)-France President Nicolas Sarkozy and Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel announced after meeting in Paris on 5th, Franco-German joint recommendations will be submitted for amendment of the EU Treaty the two countries to strengthen fiscal discipline, ravaged the eurozone sovereign debt crisis.  Rounding off while the content is not clear, but the latest move around within the EU, Germany there have been differences of opinion, this 8th Summit adds a little bit testy.  Finland yalishanda·situbu, Minister for European Affairs in favour of Sarkozy and Merkel put forward proposals. in his view, these proposals were "a step in the right direction".  Denmark also welcomed the Franco-German proposal. Denmark's Prime Minister Hele·tuoning-Schmidt said: "we are not afraid of modifying the EU treaties. we would like to discuss the issue, rounding off will ensure compliance with fiscal discipline, which includes Denmark, EU countries are useful." Austria
Agree with rounding, but sceptical of short-term effect of rounding off. Austria, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister mixiaaier·shipingdelege said: "in the short term, amendment of the EU Treaty will not bring very helpful to resolving Europe's debt crisis. but in the long run, I agree that the discussion is about, because ultimately we hope that the European Union decision making faster and more efficient."  However, eurozone countries are not in favour of about. Belgium former Prime Minister of Iraq · Guy Verhofstadt pointed out that Sarkozy and Merkel reveal information on the day and no new measures are limited "symbolic measures". Sweden's Prime Minister Fredrik also expressed a hope that in the cases of modified EU Treaty resolving Europe's debt crisis. " We believe that, within the framework of the existing Treaty can do a lot of things to solve Europe's problems. but if the euro-zone debt does not carry out structural reform, it's hard to imagine can solve the European debt crisis under existing conditions. " (Source: Xinhua) "1" "2"

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