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I would also like to welcome President Barroso.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-Madam President,on behalf of my group, I would also like to welcome this agreement.
I would also like to welcome Mr Haarder in his new role.
GA Mr President, I would like to express my appreciation of the very positive vote that took place here today in relation to the Common Agricultural Policy, and I would also like to welcome the policies that were presented, such as providing fruit and vegetables to schools.
I would also like to welcome the Commissioner, Mrs Bjerregaard.
Mr President, I would also like to welcome Mr Busquin's statement.
I would also like to welcome in the most positive terms possible trans-European networks.
(IT) Madam President,ladies and gentlemen, I would also like to welcome the work that has been done, not only by the rapporteur but, I believe, by all the groups as a whole.
I would also like to welcome Commissioner Špidla to the following debate.
On behalf of the PPE Group.-(MT) Thank you,Mr President, I would also like to welcome Minister Billström and, in particular, the Vice-President of the European Commission, Jacques Barrot.
I would also like to welcome the Vice-President of the European Commission and make two remarks.
Finally, in terms of acknowledgements, I would also like to welcome the presence here of the Ambassador for Papua New Guinea and to thank him and his staff for their close collaboration.
I would also like to welcome the delegation from Cuba, which is attending this meeting as an observer.
Mr President, I would also like to welcome this report and the new directive.
I would also like to welcome the presence of Commissioner Spidla and his inclination towards social matters.
Mr Newman(S).- I would also like to welcome the Commissioner's positive reply once again.
I would also like to welcome at this point the implementation of the peace agreement and everything that this entails.
Mr President, I would also like to welcome the President-in-Office here today and thank him for his answer- brief though it was.
I would also like to welcome very warmly the President of the European Commission, José Manuel Durão Barroso, and the representatives of the Commission.
Mr President, I would also like to welcome my constituent, Louise McVay, from Loughborough in the East Midlands, who is in the gallery.
I would also like to welcome the comments that Mrs Green made about the terms and conditions of employment of European Members of Parliament.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.-(LT) I would also like to welcome the agreement reached in London, but at the same time underline that the global economy needs global governance.
I would also like to welcome Commissioner Michel and to underline his call for good cooperation with our Committee on Development.
I would also like to welcome Mrs Mbeki and the Ministers and Members of Parliament accompanying the President, who are seated in the gallery.
I would also like to welcome the autonomous, provincial and local authorities, representing the people who now count the new blesseds among their famous children.
I would also like to welcome the supportive and reinforcing manner in which he addresses some of the items we have already addressed in the report on the monitoring of Community law.
I would also like to welcome the simple classification our amendments adopted today will introduce in applying driving licence applications to motor bikes.
I would also like to welcome his challenging remarks today about, for example, the civil peace corps which I suspect will continue to be a subject of lively debate.
On transparency, I would also like to welcome the Committee's recognition that making the minutes of the ECB Governing Council's meeting available to the public would not necessarily be advisable.
I would also like to welcome our Bulgarian and Romanian colleagues, who have been Observers so far, but they will be full Members of this House as of 1 January.