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"Madam President, Commissioner, the planned European Institute of Technology, often said to be the flagship of European innovation, links the three elements of the triangle of knowledge: innovation, research and education. The key to the success of this undertaking is, in my opinion, good cooperation between academic centres and business environments. The European Institute of Technology must first and foremost be in a position to accumulate large amounts of private funding.
Today I want to draw the European Parliament’s attention to the preparations being made for Wrocław to become the headquarters of the Institute, or else one of the centres of its Knowledge and Innovation Communities. Wrocław may be a symbol of European history; it is often called the Strasbourg of Central and Eastern Europe. There are currently more than 140 000 students studying in Wrocław; the city is one of Poland’s main research centres. It has given birth to the EIT+ Centre for Innovation and Technology, which is lobbying to have the Institute located in Wrocław. One final comment. In the last ten years, Wrocław has become a city of modern financial services, a place that draws in capital from all over the world, a symbol of European creative energy and development, and a positive symbol of globalisation."@en1
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