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"Progress in promoting SMEs has been achieved in the new Member States, mainly in: education for entrepreneurship, better regulation and skills shortages. Concrete actions to foster SMEs friendly environment are the cornerstone for achieving Union's objectives of growth and employment.
Bets-practices suggest that the new Member States should focus on setting up systems to monitor skills gaps; developing policies to address bankruptcy and competition laws; adapting SMEs friendly taxation systems; using impact assessments for developing better regulation and fostering innovation and technological capacities.
It is therefore necessary that the SME dimension is further integrated within the other policies of the Union through increased consultation and better representation of the SMEs at national and Community levels.
Addressing this report is also the opportunity to welcome the Jaspers and Jeremy initiatives that will certainly play an important role in developing more effective SMEs friendly environment within the Union.
I also welcome the geographical expansion of the objectives of the Charter to the enlarged EU, the candidate countries, the Western Balkans, Moldova and the Mediterranean partners.
Finally, I support the rapporteur when calling for a wider consistent overview and for more systematic and critical review of the situation in future reports."@en1
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