What Bogdan Andrzej spoke about.

Madam President, thank you very much. (Beginning of speech outside the microphone) ... Art. 60 para. 4 I request that the matter be referred back to the Commission for interinstitutional negotiations. Thank you very much to my colleagues for their cooperation on this important file.

Mr President, thank you very much. I'll answer a few critics first. There were only a few of these critics for nearly 40 people. But I have one simple request for you: read this report. Read this report – you will find neither Marx nor Engels, let alone Lenin. The second thing: an answer for Mrs Wiśniewska. You confused Erasmus Mundus with Erasmus+. There is no funding in this program. What's more

Mr President, thank you very much. Dear Commissioner, It is hard to believe, but next year we will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Erasmus+ programme. It is even harder to believe that nearly 17 million people have benefited from this program. Today's debate on this programme should therefore be a celebration, because it is, however, a considerable effort and, as a result, a gigantic su

Mr President, thank you very much. Ladies and Gentlemen, We are here not only to describe problems, but also to solve them. It seems to me that the current proposal is a proposal going in the right direction. We are looking for the right mechanism to primarily reduce unfair steel imports, and this on the scale described probably quite well. However, we must say two things on this occasion. First o

Madam President, I'm sorry. The International Day of Education is, of course, a good time for reflection, but also a chance to thank all educators. We know, we are aware of the importance of education, its impact on the prosperity and development of culture and civilization. Unfortunately, looking at the salaries of educators, especially those who teach the youngest children, this satisfaction may

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. In this room, we all have either a favorite team, or a favorite discipline, or a favorite, respected athlete. And we know perfectly well how much it costs to educate such an athlete, to bring him to form. Parents are needed, sponsors are needed. We need all those people who are willing to help financially to make this sport, disciplin

Madam President, I'm sorry. In general, we do not talk enough about public media, about the work of journalists, about freedoms, freedom of expression, also about the fight against fake news, about security. Therefore, the situation in Lithuania has become a good pretext for this topic to actually appear. We are aware that the attempt to carry out the reform is not an attempt to carry out a techni

Madam President, I'm sorry. We must, of course, bear in mind that cultural policy is primarily a competence of the Member States. We stress on several occasions, including in this resolution, that the principle of subsidiarity is not only the principle of the division of competences, but is also a fundamental safeguard for cultural diversity. This is why the fifth paragraph, the last paragraph of

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Thank you very, very much. It is said that everyone knows about sports and politics. As everyone knows, everyone has an idea, everyone has ideas, everyone has a specific observation. Include it all in this report? There was no such possibility. The report could be too extensive, too detailed and, in short, weaker. So I want to thank y

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Sport in Europe is under enormous pressure. Commercialization is gaining momentum. Foreign investment is growing, creating models focused primarily on profit. Another threat is playing league matches or other regular sports competitions outside Europe. We welcome UEFA's decision today to oppose this. At the same time, what worries me

Mr President, thank you very much. Science, research, education, education – these are the most important elements that determine whether a country or a continent is doing well or succeeding. I am pleased that on this occasion – the occasion to talk about universities, about science – we are accompanied by the Commissioner responsible for finance, for the budget. His announcements regarding the ex

Mr President, thank you very much. I am watching this debate and I must say that those who are most critical of this act are those who fear the influence of foreign and hostile powers in Europe when it comes to spreading their own propaganda. What is the most important? Freedom of the media, we must remember, is not only a right, it is our shared responsibility. It is crucial to promote respect fo

Mr President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Mr. Secretary of State! We all know that decisions about taxes, including customs duties, should not be made overnight. They should not be implemented overnight. We know very well that most items, goods are created not in daily cycles. It is created in a very complicated production chain by economic operators. These economic operators

The United States, with the Statue of Liberty, in the field of science can become the negation of its own key ideas. First verbal interference, then financial interference, and in the final, regulations on restrictions on research come not from the Kremlin, but from the White House. American universities are beginning to be instructed, restricted in the topics of work, and the Department of Educat

Madam President, thank you very much. Mr. Commissioner, I would like to thank you. Work on the European Cultural Compass is ongoing. The Commissioner spoke of this. Expectations for new tools, strategic frameworks are located not only in artistic circles, and this is what I wanted to emphasize. It should be borne in mind that the cultural sector in Europe accounts for around 8 million employees an

Madam President, I'm sorry. Enjoys the pace of work. I would therefore like to start by thanking the two rapporteurs and the committee. Thank you very much for this effective cooperation, both at parliamentary level and between committees. Thanks to this, we have a quickly developed new financial assistance instrument, an opportunity to be also a source of support for Moldova in the long term. We

Mr President, thank you very much. We move between extremes, and that's never good. Between openness and naivety in general, and the possible protection of all our interests, including, of course, the results of scientific research, the work of universities and scientific institutes. I must say that these cases from Norway or Germany should teach us something. They should primarily lead to a situa

Mr President, thank you very much. Ukraine needs interest, understanding and support, and in that order. There will be, in short, no understanding without interest, and there will be no support without interest and understanding. Another element that is necessary is a certain stability of the aid. We should not be guided solely by emotions in this matter, but we should also pay attention to what t

Madam President, thank you very much. Ladies and Gentlemen, In the discussion about the budget should not be missing at least a few sentences relating to the concern for education itself, scholarship programs. Undoubtedly, the Erasmus+ programme is a special value with a huge achievements. This is not only an exchange program, but it must be remembered that it is a kind of window on the world of y

Madam President, thank you very much. Floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, fires and even volcanic eruptions are all types of natural disasters that affect European Union countries. They all have a common denominator: They bring with them human dramas. Today we are facing a gigantic flood in Central and Eastern Europe. This means, it results in a huge amount of human suffering, including animals, and

Madam President, thank you very much. We're not at point zero. We have a different situation than when we observed the annexation of Crimea. We learned a lesson in some way. Then I'll remind you the reaction was almost non-existent. First of all, it was not adequate. Today, the newly elected European Parliament starts with a resolution, with a resolution on support for Ukraine and multi-layered su

Mr President, thank you very much. I probably won't have the opportunity later, so today I wanted to thank you, at this point, for the debate about the floods. Undoubtedly, for those who are struggling with the element at the moment, it matters. I would like to stress once again that empathy can never be too much. I want to start with empathy. Today, it is enough to ask Europeans what is most impo