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(2) Acknowledging that high-speed broadband rollout is crucial in order for Member States to meet their commitments regarding the broadband targets set out in Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions 'The Digital Agenda for Europe- Driving European growth digitally('the Digital Agenda'. This Communication stipulates that by 2020 all Union citizens should have access to internet speeds of above 30 Mbps and 50% or more of Union households should subscribe to internet connections above 100 M ...[+++]bps. However, given the rapid evolution of technologies that lead to even faster internet connections, and the increasing demand for e-services, those targets should be considered to be an absolute minimum and the Union should aim for more ambitious broadband targets.

(2) Acknowledging the importance of high-speed broadband rollout, Member States have endorsed the ambitious broadband targets set out in Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions ‘The Digital Agenda for Europe- Driving European growth digitally (’the Digital Agenda‘): 100% broadband coverage by 2013 and increased speeds of 30MBps for all households, with at least 50% of the households subscribing to Internet connections above 100MBps by 2020.

J. whereas a committee to review civil institutions and NGOs aimed at tightening legal control on foreign funding of civil society organizations was recently announced and, as a consequence, a request was issued to the Central Bank to monitor all bank transitions of NGOs; whereas at the same time the state security prosecutor accused organisations that have illegally received funding from foreign sources of 'grand treason' and 'co ...[+++]nspiracy against Egypt' through foreign agendas aimed at harming Egyptian national security; whereas, furthermore, the threats levelled at NGOs, especially those involved in the defence of human rights, in an intensive defamatory campaign launched by the state-owned press, served to de-legitimise and stigmatise them in the eyes of the public as actors acting against the interest of Egypt,

7. Encourages the Council, Commission and the HR/VP to make available all means to support a robust international humanitarian operation, assisting UNHCR and other relevant agencies, such as IOM, WFP, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent and the ICRC to urgently and adequately deploy at Libyan borders and to open safe corridors to deliver aid inside Libya, providing protection and emergency assistance to all those in need; Appeals to the EU and Member States to supply air and maritime transportation to help repatriate or resettle migrants, asylum seekers and refugees from Libya and to provide financial support in response to the ...[+++] joint UNHCR-IOM Appeal, issued on 3 March;

developing country: any country listed as such by the Development Aid Committee of the OECD except the High Income Countries (HIC) and the countries with a GNP exceeding in 1992 100 billion dollars at current prices.

We are therefore working diligently in this respect. Madam President, if, a few months ago when I had the pleasure of appearing before you for the first time, I had told you that I would be able to announce on 1 March 2000 that the first meeting of the Political Committee had been held today, that the Military Committee would be up and running within a week after that and that tomorrow the first members of the Military Staff would start to arrive at the building which we are to use, many of you would surely have thought that the High ...[+++]Representative was going mad.