Z. whereas EU foreign policy can positively complement and strengthen EU policies on migration, and must address all sources of instability in countries of origin and pursue an active dialogue with transit countries on uniform, human rights-based standards for their national laws on migration, thereby creating a level playing field where both receiving and transit countries follow the same rules and offer migrants the same level of protection; whereas the different level of development of transit countries calls for the provision of EU financial assistance to help them reach standards comparable to those of the EU,

Z. whereas EU foreign policy can positively complement and strengthen EU policies on migration, and must address all sources of instability in countries of origin and pursue an active dialogue with transit countries on uniform, human rights-based standards for their national laws on migration, thereby creating a level playing field where both receiving and transit countries follow the same rules and offer migrants the same level of protection; whereas the different level of development of transit countries calls for the provision of EU financial assistance to help them reach standards comparable to those of the EU,

7. Welcomes the G20 leaders' call for sound and timely exit strategies and their dedication to not prematurely withdrawing support, which would increase the risk of a return to recessionary conditions and instability on the financial markets as well as on the labour market; recalls that the risk of a credit crunch is not over and that lending has still not been fully restored;

It sets out a comprehensive approach to conflict prevention in the Horn of Africa, tackling in the short to medium term the root causes of instability at both country and regional level and strengthening regional cooperation.

All this can and must be achieved little by little as we emerge, and let us hope as soon as possible, from this situation of instability that is currently exacerbating not only the urgent decisions that national governments have to make, but also the confusion into which savers are thrown.

In the case of TVI, in addition to the adverse conditions already mentioned that affect all broadcasters in Portuguese television, it should also be pointed out that this station was the last to begin its activities, which has of course had consequences for it in terms of market penetration, audience and financial stability, and has led to instability with regard to ownership and successive changes of programming strategy.