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PQ 127

127 Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs the concerns of his Department regarding the regional groupings being established under the economic partnership agreements, specifically his Department’s views on whether Zambia, an Irish priority aid country, is forced by this process to decide between the two regional groups, SADC and COMESA, in which it has invested years of energy; and his further views on whether it is appropriate for Europe through EPAs to effectively redraw the economic map of Africa. [7326/05]

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127 Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs the concerns of his Department regarding the regional groupings being established under the economic partnership agreements, specifically his Department’s views on whether Zambia, an Irish priority aid country, is forced by this process to decide between the two regional groups, SADC and COMESA, in which it has invested years of energy; and his further views on whether it is appropriate for Europe through EPAs to effectively redraw the economic map of Africa. [7326/05]

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