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"makes this Europe report me simultaneously happy and very sad, "said the Deputy Party Chairman Tom Hoyem.

it the position of the FDP parliamentary group said the municipal council on 27 July 2010:
" It is cheerful and positive that the Lisbon Treaty has finally understood the importance of local authorities in Europe for the European development.
The EU Commissioner Hahn has made clear that he is also known as "municipal commissioner" means.
Taking the subsidiarity principle seriously then you can understand the importance of the interaction between the general European developments and the local daily practical decisions.
This report provides an overview of the connecting factors of Karlsruhe on this EU Entwicklung.So far so good. But the report makes me in three aspects, but also sad. He sees Europe as the EU only - that is too narrow a view and he sees the EU as a source of money. Each page is: where can we get money.
This is really a sad way to assess the European Cooperation Sun The EU is not a bank, it is a vision that is implemented and will be.
I do not ask a long history and not poetry or poetry, but does make sense for our Karlsruher special identity. What I mean is that the fantastic European development manifested especially in the municipalities, the election law and eligibility for European citizens. It is likely that both I and Mr Fostiroupoulos can irritate colleagues in the House from time to time, but just this way, Europe is in local government practice. Therefore, it would be in such a report be interesting to know how many EU citizens Karlsruhe and how they are integrated.
sorry-but, excuse me, unfortunately, very typical of Karlsruhe is the fact that the report does not call a single word, the two EU institutions in Karlsruhe. It is
once for Karlsruhe, in Baden Wuerttemberg two EU institutions to have and we are talking about more than 500 employees and over 100 million euros in annual sales.
These two institutions are features for the European dimension, especially in our technology region. But this is no place in the report found.
We have to get used in the Karlsruhe local policy, to think with the European dimension. I propose that we organize once a year or perhaps every second year a meeting between our council and the elected members in our region in the European Parliament. It is not merely a meeting with kind words. It should be prepared in detail, with a very concrete agenda.
The European cooperation, including at the municipal level, fortunately, is much more than a wish list of funding sources "