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Philosophical considerations aside, the Sixth Framework Programme on research sends a clear message to the scientific community about the responsibilities that the European Parliament is able to shoulder.
What would become of a society in which science did not occupy its rightful place? What would become of our nations if knowledge and research were to stagnate? In affirming the European desire to create an area of research and innovation, we are clearly rejecting tendencies to look to the past and attitudes that oppose change.
The Sixth Framework Programme also underlines Europe’s clear and firm commitment to be at the forefront of technological developments, to be innovative, competitive, dynamic and to build our future. The proof of this are the numerous, practical aspects that the FP6 contains, such as human/social research, principles of integrating environmental issues, sustainable development, improved mobility, equal opportunities, the role of universities and higher education in general and openness to the world.
I hope that Europe will develop in this way in practical terms and on a daily basis."@en1
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