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"Mr President, I consider the Commission's systematic and analytical approach to the matter to be very important. I also consider that the report by the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy has made some important points. I shall reiterate some on which I tabled amendments and which form part of the text.
1. Trade: this is an important link in the manufacturing chain and, together with services, demands suitable attention.
2. Evaluation: systematic evaluation of initiatives, such as by high-level groups, innovation panels and working parties, can give us useful conclusions.
3. Nano sciences and nano technologies: their role can be decisive for all sectors of European industry and this should be borne in mind.
4. Primary wealth, research potential and any other comparative advantage of each area must be taken into serious account in local strategy plans.
Finally, I am sorry that the following two points which, I believe, are important, were not adopted:
Point one: I consider that it would be useful if environmental technologies were a separate sector in the 27 sectors being studied.
Point two: I consider it necessary to link training provided with the dynamic needs of the market both in terms of the number of trainees and the subject of training courses.
Finally, I would like to congratulate and thank the rapporteur on the seriousness with which he approached the matter."@en1
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