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He also visited Odessa. Steinmeier emphasised that the situation in the country….
The Federal Government decided last week to makeavailable a further 20 million euros, Steinmeier emphasised during his visit.
Steinmeier emphasised that the situation in the country appeared far from uniform.
Following his talks with the two candidates, Steinmeier emphasised that he still perceived obstacles to an agreement.
Steinmeier emphasised:“I really hope that this year, 2015, will be a year of peace for Colombia.”.
We should continue to make the most of this momentum andnot let it be wasted,” Steinmeier emphasised at the conclusion of his two days of talks in the region.
In Cairo, Steinmeier emphasised the important role the country plays in the region's security and stability.
Speaking at Hamburg City Hall at the invitation of the GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies in the context of theGIGA Distinguished Speaker Lecture Series, Steinmeier emphasised the significance of the UN Security Council.
Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier emphasised the need to have this debate in his welcome speech.
Steinmeier emphasised that Germany had“taken on responsibility” in the fight against the Islamist terror organisation ISIS.
Before departing, Steinmeier emphasised that Ukraine deserves“a real chance” to implement its reforms.
Steinmeier emphasised his wish to work on“persuading another couple of countries to take in refugees”.
At the same time, Steinmeier emphasised that Tunisia's profile needs to be raised among European economic actors.
Steinmeier emphasised:“The new quality of Franco‑German friendship is reflected in the light from the windows.”.
After the meeting Steinmeier emphasised that a joint EU operation was something the EU foreign ministers could envisage.
Steinmeier emphasised that by sheltering large numbers of refugees, Turkey shouldered a big part of the burden of the conflicts in the Middle East.
In his opening speech Steinmeier emphasised that Germany especially now had to be a particularly dedicated champion of an order which safeguarded peace- with and through NATO.
Steinmeier emphasised that it was important for the 28 Member States to be united in their position and to reinforce their common European stance.
After the meeting with Poroshenko, Steinmeier emphasised the pressing need for progress in the talks between Russia and Ukraine to break the spiral of escalating tensions in eastern Ukraine.
Steinmeier emphasised the“long tradition of German-Saudi cooperation”, going on to say that in light of the multiple regional conflicts in the Middle East it was important for there to be a“strong and robust partnership” between the two countries.
Following his tour of the exhibition, Steinmeier emphasised how thankful he was, 25 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and 20 years after the collapse of apartheid, to be able to discuss the process of social change in both countries with his South African partners.
Steinmeier emphasised that no country in Europe was able to tackle the challenge posed by the refugee crisis alone, adding that what was needed was the cooperation of all EU member states with neighbouring countries along the most important transit route for refugees.
Europe will only remain alive and vibrant if we translate solidarity into practice," emphasised Steinmeier.
Steinmeier again emphasised that stabilising the situation in Ukraine meant getting“as many partners as possible round one table”.
Prior to the North Atlantic Council meeting Steinmeier had emphasised that it was taking place“in difficult times”.
Steinmeier clearly emphasised the closeness of Franco‑German cooperation- for example, within the EU and in their joint commitment to resolving the conflict in eastern Ukraine.