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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 8772

27 August 2004
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GENERAL NEWS / (eu) eu/development/enlargement
New Member States to visit development projects, following suggestion by Agnes Van Ardenne

Brussels, 26/08/2004 (Agence Europe) - The Dutch Presidency has publicised an initiative by Dutch development cooperation minister Agnes Van Ardenne to make the ten new EU Member States aware of Europe's work around the world. The minister is organising a study trip from 28 August to 6 September for parliamentarians, officials and civil society representatives from the new Member States. This is the first study trip of its genre, and will be looking at development projects in Uganda and...

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(EU) EU/COMPETITION:
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(EU) EU/DEVELOPMENT/ENLARGEMENT: New Member States to visit development projects, following suggestion by Agnes Van Ardenne
(EU) EU/FISHERIES: Some sole, shrimp and plaice quotas run out
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(EU) EP/SPORT: Ingo Friedrich wants the number of medals won by EU athletes to be reported
(EU) EU/CULTURE/BARROSO COMMISSION: FERA concerned about how changes at Directorate General will impact on cultural diversity
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