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"Madam President, I would like to raise the issue making the headlines at the moment, namely the integration of the Roma community in Europe. Tomorrow, a debate will be held with the Commission and the Council. I hope that it will be productive, that the Commission will assume its role of enforcing European legislation and that the controversy originating in France will not give rise to an endless amount of engineered, populist speeches.
What the Roma people need today is not partisan disputes. They need a real European strategy that proposes lasting solutions to their integration. With this in mind, we must focus on access to education, consider the introduction of appropriate training courses that form an integral part of the 2020 strategy, promote access to healthcare – consultations, treatment, medicines, family planning – and, above all, find solutions designed to integrate the Roma population permanently into the labour market.
Lastly, using the European funds earmarked for this integration will help make it a success. Therefore, we must ensure that the Member States use them wisely.
Let us not miss this opportunity to get to grips with the problem so that we can take an intelligent approach to the integration of the Roma population."@en1
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