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I would like to end by thanking Mr Simitis once again.
Above all, Mr Simitis, have the courage to demand that the USA put an end to this war!
The fire sale of the water networks of Athens and Thessaloniki began during Simitis' government, when the networks went public.
His brother Spiros Simitis is a prominent jurist specializing on data privacy in Germany.
Taking the helm of the European Union for six months is a major challenge for any country, and that is true,Mr Simitis, of your Greek Presidency as well.
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The President of the European Council, Prime Minister Simitis, assisted by SG/HR Solana and President Prodi will represent the EU.
There are two points on which I would like to focus, however, for I feel that they are particularly important and supplement the Members' speeches andPrime Minister Simitis' response.
Mr President, after Prime Minister Simitis' exhaustive reply, I wish only to add a brief comment and response in order not to prolong your suffering.
As far as issues relating to the Presidency's review and developments on a series of issues which are not so closely connected with Thessaloniki are concerned, that is the job of the Prime Minister,Mr Simitis, and is scheduled for 1 July.
We have to choose between Kofi Annan and George Bush,we have to choose between Prime Minister Simitis and President Prodi, who are the leaders of the Union, and Tony Blair and José Maria Aznar.
I would also like to thank President Simitis and Mr Yiannitsis, as well as their team, for their patient mediation work which will culminate at Thessaloniki and I hope the results will be positive.
Participating in the closing session were Mr Rexrodt, German Minister of the Economy, Mrs Diamantopoulou, President of EOMMEX(Greece),representing the Minister Simitis from Greece, and Mr de Leusse, Cabinet Chief for Minister Madelin of France.
I welcome the recent comments of Prime Minister Simitis, when he stated that the United Nations is the forum that must be used to address the issues raised in the UN inspectors' report on Iraq.
Mr President, Mr President of the Council, Mr President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to start with a word of thanks and appreciation to the Greek Presidency of the Council, and also,Mr Simitis, to you personally!
Next week we willhave the opportunity to hear Prime Minister Simitis and President Prodi, and, if the groups and the Members so wish, they may express themselves then in the form of a resolution and a vote.
Speakers at the Forum on a European Charter of fundamental rights, Cologne, Germany, 27 April 1999.From left to right:Mr Söderman,Professor Meinhard Hilf ofthe University of Hamburg and Professor Spiros Simitis of the University of Frankfurt.Photo:Eduard N. FIEGEL.
Dammann and Simitis(p. 120) observe that processing by automatic means must not only concern the support where the data is recorded(Datenträger), but also relate to the data in their semantic or substantive dimension.
I want to focus closely on these last two issues because the Balkans are a European Union issue- they are our responsibility and in our hearts- and,in the situation described by Prime Minister Simitis, whether the future holds peace or war depends on the Mediterranean.
Last year, the President-in-Office of the Council, Mr Simitis, and the then Dutch prime minister, Mr Kok, wrote to the Council about the need to promote action for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Before addressing them in detail, however, I must mention some of the other major events of the last six months: the winding-up of the accession negotiations-a momentous event which Prime Minister Simitis has already discussed- and the handling of the difficult internal and international situations caused by the war in Iraq.
But in the very year in which Simitis celebrated the first data protection law, a group led by former journalist Ulrike Meinhof freed terrorist Andreas Bader from a Berlin prison and fled to Jordan where they received military training.
Responding to exaggerated anti-terror measures and an escalating security debate, the former Data Protection Commissioner and chairman of the National Ethics Council,Spiros Simitis, urgently warned:"We have now reached the point where we are touching the foundations of our constitutional guidelines- the transition into a totalitarian society is a gradual process.
In my opinion, Mr Simitis is- and needs to be- one thing, and Mr Berlusconi is another, and I fail to see how they will find any common ground on social issues, on democratic issues, on the issue of relations with the USA or on media issues.
Mr President, first of all, I wish to thank Jacques, Jacques Delors, and also Altiero Spinelli and Fernand Herman, I wish to thank everyone, from Vaclav Havel to Carlo Ciampi, from Joschka Fischer to Jacques Chirac, from Michel Barnier to PierreMoscovici, from Chris Patten to Costa Simitis, not to mention Florence and the plethora of current Members of the European Parliament who, since 1999, have carried forward the great movement in favour of an European constitution.
As a key figure on the German data protection scene Simitis(who, ironically, had been in the process of contributing to a book entitled"The Path to the Total Surveillance State" until as recently as 1979), also advised the Federal Government on the drafting of the Census Act.
I should like, on behalf of the House,to acknowledge that Prime Minister Simitis took the time in December, before the formal launch of the presidency, to meet with the Conference of Presidents of Parliament.
Mr Simitis did not have the sensitivity to express even the slightest criticism of the invaders out of respect for the feelings of the overwhelming majority of our people, the millions denouncing this illegal and criminal imperialist incursion and calling for an immediate end to it.
Even today as imperialist aggression is on the rampage in Baghdad and Basra,Mr Simitis, ignoring the fact that a nation is being murdered in Iraq as we speak, is concerned solely with how big business can increase its profits.
Added to this, the Greek Prime Minister, Kostas Simitis- whose government had previously, albeit unofficially, refused to take in Ocalan- came out in favour of granting political asylum to the PKK leader but leaving this'honour' to Italy, a country which, in his words, was'handling the matter very well.
In the transatlantic summit held on 25th June 2003 in Washington, President Prodi,Prime Minister Simitis and President Bush stated that the European Unionand the United States should co-operate to accelerate the development of the hydrogeneconomy as a means of addressing energy security and environmental concerns.