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"The reality which we have all realised is that the 2020 strategy does not even have enough green or social policies. Another relevant observation is that the objectives are vague and the economic crisis is not being handled in a manner commensurate with its severity. This is why I feel that the role of the resolution voted on in the European Parliament plenary is to make important contributions to the European vision for the next 10 years.
Although our role as MEPs is limited to the letter of the treaty, we can still make a substantial contribution. However, we must expect Member States to demonstrate political will and reflect on our position in a constructive way.
Objectives such as ‘a social market economy’ and ‘a budget reflecting smart, inclusive and sustainable growth’ are vital to overcoming the effects triggered by the economic crisis.
Investment in education, encouraging student mobility and training in new skills which meet the labour market’s demands are courses of action which we must devise realistic action plans for."@en1
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