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"In the age of a Europe without borders, education is a fundamental step in planning the professional lives of citizens, particularly at international level. Young people should be able to take advantage of the opportunities to acquire knowledge and experience provided by membership of their country in the European Union. The ever greater demand for mobile workers who have received a broad education is a further factor in favour of this lifestyle. In view of the above, unemployment among young people remains a worrying problem. The implementation of projects aimed at combating this hazardous phenomenon is an urgent issue. Every investment made in education helps to ensure a better future for young people. The use of European funds to launch concrete programmes in the field of vocational education and development is therefore particularly important. I thus agree with the need to develop instruments supporting ‘lifelong learning’ or, in other words, the regular improvement of qualifications. Creative and effective educational programmes should make it possible to accomplish one of the overriding objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy, namely, to ensure that at least 40% of people complete higher education."@en1
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