There Are A Lot Of Areas Where

Globalization - And I Think We Share This Conviction - Is That Globalization Needs To Be Shaped Politically, It Needs To Be Given A Human Face, But We Cannot Allow To Fall Back Into Plagued Globalization Times.

Personally, I Think That For Example The Chemical Directive In Its Present Form Does Too Much Damage To The Chemical Industry - Especially The Medium Sized Businesses - And Will Hurt Our Worldwide Competitiveness.

If You Want To Be Constructive In Politics, The Less You Look Back, The Better. If You Do Look Back, Then It Can Only Be To Learn For Yourself Through The Events That Have Taken Place.

The Problem Is, Of Course, That These Interest Groups Are All Asking For Changes, But Their Enthusiasm For Change Rapidly Disappears When It Affects The Core Of Their Own Interests.

For A Few Years, More People Have Been Leaving Our Country Than Entering It. Wherever It Is Possible, We Must Lower The Entry Hurdles For Those Who Bring The Country Forward.