Eksempler på brug af Philoxenia programme på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Mr Cornelissen asked me a specific question about the Philoxenia programme.
But the question is:how can the genuinely ambitious Philoxenia programme be supported by the meagre allocations for tourism in the Community budget?
More specifically, this review is the building-block for the Commission's Philoxenia programme.
But we realize that the PHILOXENIA programme is an important programme which also breaks with the principle of experimentation supported by the Commission.
This morning in the budget we haggled over according the Philoxenia programme ECU 8m, ECU 4m or ECU zero.
The European Union ought to create a suitable framework for the future development of tourist policy,as is being discussed in the Philoxenia programme.
It seems extraordinary that the Council refuses to endorse the Philoxenia programme, although we have agreed with the Council within the budget the amount necessary to promote the programme. .
To date that unanimity has not been reached in the Council,which is why there is no legal basis for the Philoxenia programme.
Mr Cornelissen knows as well as I do that the legal basis for the Philoxenia programme and others is Article 235 of the Treaty of the European Communities and that unanimity is required for this.
And since it has no legal base,neither does it have any activities: the PHILOXENIA programme is still on ice.
Subject: Implementation of the Philoxenia programme Parliament, the Commission and the Economic and Social Committee have already approved the adoption of the multiannual programme to promote European tourism entitled'Philoxenia.
From that point of view, I believe that our action may come at the right time if the PHILOXENIA programme is made subject to proper checks.
The Philoxenia programme has ambitious objectives, but it is also extremely important with regard to the creation of a legal basis which would facilitate the development at the European level of policies which can strengthen the national policies.
The Commission's approach on the matter is expressed in the first objective of our proposal for the multiannual programme to assist tourism in Europe, the Philoxenia programme.
It is very much to be regretted that the Philoxenia programme has been stalled but the Commission knows only too well that two of its babies in DG XXIII- SMEs and tourism- properly nurtured could grow into Europe's biggest job generators.
Mr President, allow me to emphasize to the House that if provision is made in the Treaty we shall be freed from the sort of trouble that we have had with the Philoxenia programme.
Novo(GUE/NGL).- Mr President,ladies and gentlemen, the PHILOXENIA Programme, which involves a series of measures for tourism and which, basically, we supported, has unfortunately not been put into practice in the most appropriate and desirable manner.
And I certainly hope that the Council of Ministers for Tourism which the Austrian Presidency has scheduled for the beginning of December will be the meeting which approves the Philoxenia programme.
Unfortunately, as we all know, the Intergovernmental Conference in Amsterdam did not come up with a satisfactory solution, andthe consequences are evident in that the Philoxenia programme, dating back to 1996, has still not been adopted because there is no legal base and hence no budget line.
This document stems from the previous Commission. It is undoubtedly the result of work carried out by Commissioner Papoutsis throughout his term of office andwhich culminated in the Luxembourg summit and his failed Philoxenia programme.
In order to achieve this, we could firstly devote our energies to potential job-creating sectors, for example the tourism sector;it is a shame that the Philoxenia programme was blocked within the Council of Ministers.
However, after the German elections we do not yet have the new government in the Federal Republic of Germany, and we are consequently waiting to consult with that new government because, as you will be aware, Germany is the only country, apart from certain reservations expressed by the United Kingdom,which has reacted against the acceptance of the Philoxenia programme.
We must try and convince- you and us- the sector itself andthe majority of the Member States that tourism is a horizontal activity and that the PHILOXENIA programme does not get in the way of subsidiarity.
I am aware of the considerable effort put in by yourself and your colleagues into properly running DG XXIII, but we should like you to put in more effort and enthusiasm in order to convince the rest of the Commission and the Council of the importance of tourism andmake the latter give up its reservations and give the PHILOXENIA programme and all of its content the green light.
However, after the extremely serious criticism which has been levelled at the Commission and DG XXIII in particular on account of the manner in which previous plans of action have been carried out it is highly important that the resources which have been proposed for the Philoxenia programme and the objectives to be achieved are closely monitored as work progresses.
I am optimistic, however, that the Austrian Presidency's efforts will bear fruit andthat we shall achieve agreement on the very important Philoxenia programme in the coming months.