We need a European monetary fund, a fund to help these countries.

Nobody came forward at that time with the idea of calling on a European Monetary Fund.

This is why the proposals for creating a new financial stability mechanism or European monetary fund are an absolute necessity.

At the same time, several Member States are calling for a European monetary fund or even economic governance.

Specific proposals are needed on the European Monetary Fund.

The public discussion regarding a European Monetary Fund has touched a number of elements that are relevant in this respect.

He has also come out in favour of the idea of a European Monetary Fund to deal with defaulting member states.

This would in turn be managed by a less-powerful European monetary fund rather than by a European central bank.

We need to create a European monetary fund and, alongside it, to implement measures for stabilising the Member States' public finances.

The European Monetary Fund and the other institutions proposed in the resolution under negotiation are moving in the right direction.

In the report by Mr Feio, there is a proposal on establishing a European monetary fund.

Nicolas Sarkozy likened the complex new body to a European Monetary Fund.

First, is it true that the Commission is currently working on a proposal to create this European Monetary Fund?

The crisis also spurred consensus for further economic integration and a range of proposals such as a "European Monetary Fund" or federal treasury.

On the contrary, we are hearing pleas for a rush ahead, including the establishment of a European Monetary Fund and an even more federal Europe.

If we want the EU to remain a relevant global player, a European monetary fund and a European rating agency should be created.

The European Monetary Fund has not come into existence and the moves towards a common currency and a Community central bank are little nearer reality.

What is needed is a European support mechanism, a European Monetary Fund equipped with the necessary resources and facility for intervention.

As far as managing emergencies is concerned, I agree with the idea of establishing a European Monetary Fund, which would be a sensible solution.

The lesson has to be learnt - we need much tougher supervision and better coordination of financial policies with the establishment of a European Monetary Fund.

Part of this governance involves creating a reserve account: a European Debt Agency, or European Monetary Fund.

Mr President, may I ask the Commission President whether the European Monetary Fund idea will form part of this proposal?

Perhaps Obama will soon be sending begging letters to the new world leader Nicholas Sarkozy at the European Monetary Fund Paris.

There are news that EEC wants to set up an European Monetary Fund, which will undermine the role of IMF.

Above all, we do not need to take any recourse to the unacceptable policy of the European Monetary Fund which, apart from anything else, also has a viability deficit.