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I understand the honourable Member's concern about education and digital literacy and the need to promote digital literacy in education institutes. I too am concerned because I still hold my professorship at the University of Athens, even though my ministerial duties prevent me from exercising it.
I could say that the European Union and the Council, within the framework of the overall Lisbon strategy, have a clear interest in increasing knowledge – it is one of the basic objectives of the Lisbon strategy – and, of course, knowledge today is taking the form to which the honourable Member referred. The Council cannot comment on this specific proposal and programme because, as I said, it is being discussed within the two institutions. However, what I can say is that, at general policy level, it is, I believe, known and visible from numerous initiatives, that we are interested in promoting the competitiveness of the Union and hence the key factors that strengthen competitiveness, which nowadays without doubt include the factors referred to in the question."@en1
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