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"First of all, I really welcome the fact that for the first time at the G20, ministers of the world’s most powerful countries, labour and employment ministers, will meet to discuss the most important problems, in other words, how to overcome unemployment and increase employment. In fact, this meeting will take place in a very difficult environment, as in the European Union alone, around 5.5 million young people are out of work. The number of long-term unemployed is also growing constantly. This week, in my country, Lithuania, 300 000 people were registered unemployed. My country has never experienced this before in the 20 years since it became independent. Therefore, it is very important that, once they come together, the ministers of the most powerful countries set out concrete measures that should be taken so that people in EU countries do not just have any work, but suitable work, quality work, decently paid work, from which they make a living and not live in poverty. Therefore, I hope that such concrete decisions are taken at this meeting."@en1
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