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WRITTEN QUESTION No. 898/97 by Johanna MAIJ-WEGGEN to the Commission. Aid for Burmese refugees
Date: 1997-03-12
Institutions: European Parliament, MAIJ-WEGGEN
Subjects: EU financing, Myanmar/Burma, UNHCR, aid to refugees, food aid, health aid, humanitarian aid, return migration













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WRITTEN QUESTION No. 898/97 by Johanna MAIJ-WEGGEN to the Commission. Aid for Burmese refugees  


Official Journal C 319 , 18/10/1997 P. 0189 





WRITTEN QUESTION E-0898/97 by Johanna Maij-Weggen (PPE) to the Commission (12 March 1997)Subject: Aid for Burmese refugeesHow much money did the Commission pay out in 1995 and 1996 to aid projects in Burma and Burmese refugees in the surrounding countries?Can the Commission give details of the projects involved?Answer given by Mr Marín on behalf of the Commission (7 April 1997)Three projects were financed by the Commission under budget line B7-212, aid towards self-sufficiency of refugees, displaced persons and uprooted people in 1995.>TABLE>Six projects were financed under the same budget line in 1996.>TABLE>During the same period, the Commission in the context of humanitarian aid has financed other projects listed in a document sent direct to the Honourable Member and to the Parliament's Secretariat.
WRITTEN QUESTION No. 912/97 by Karl HABSBURG-LOTHRINGEN to the Commission. Representation of Macedonia on the 'European Union' map
Date: 1997-03-12
Institutions: European Parliament, HABSBURG-LOTHRINGEN
Subjects: European Union, Macedonia, atlas













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WRITTEN QUESTION No. 912/97 by Karl HABSBURG-LOTHRINGEN to the Commission. Representation of Macedonia on the 'European Union' map  


Official Journal C 373 , 09/12/1997 P. 0038 





WRITTEN QUESTION E-0912/97 by Karl Habsburg-Lothringen (PPE) to the Commission (12 March 1997)Subject: Representation of Macedonia on the 'European Union' mapA 'European Union' map produced by Commission DG X is distributed in the lobby of the IPE 3 building and at other European Union centres.Most of the non-member states bordering on the EU are clearly represented as such. The exception is Macedonia.Why is the name of this aspiring new democracy not displayed in the same banner-style lettering that is used for the names of all the other states, so that the impression is bound to be created that this cannot be a sovereign state?Answer given by Mr Oreja on behalf of the Commission (15 May 1997)The Commission uses the provisional name 'former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia' (FYROM) which has been used by the United Nations since 1992 and under which the Community entered into diplomatic relations with that country in 1995.For cartographic purposes, in order to prevent names from spilling over from the border region combined with the fact that two different alphabets (Latin and Cyrillic) must be used to indicate the name of the FYROM, it was necessary to reduce the size of the characters.