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"I welcome this report's emphasis on achieving the Lisbon objectives through various means.
It is vital to improve framework conditions for private research, since in it is estimated that the EU needs 700 000 new, adequately skilled researchers by 2010 if the target of 3% of GDP investment in Research and Development (R[amp]D) is to be reached. Furthermore, to reach this target, two thirds of the investment in research should come from the business sector.
The Kok report on the Lisbon Strategy has also identified “increasing Europe's attractiveness for researchers and scientists” and “making R[amp]D a top priority” among the policy areas requiring urgent action.
I agree with the report that making Europe more competitive requires appropriate financial means. There should be sufficient coupling at European and national level to ensure a uniform quality of funded projects.
I also welcome the call to increase support for R[amp]D and innovation in renewable energies following The International Conference for Renewable Energies (Bonn, June 2004)."@en1
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