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"Mr Abad, I should like to add something concerning the policy that I, as Commissioner for Industry, am conducting to help young people.
I think that the Erasmus programme for young entrepreneurs is, in itself, a form of traineeship for young people starting work. I think that it is a very important link between school – university – and businesses, and fulfils the aim of providing training for young people who are in a position to start work after university, or after school.
It is with this aim in mind that I will be organising a summit in Rome before the end of the year with businesses, the Commission and Commissioner Vassiliou, on the subject of education and training for young people.
There is a shortage of engineers in Europe; there are not enough young people studying at technical schools. We must therefore try, through traineeships in particular, to strengthen this sector, which is very important for the development of European industry.
That is why the Commission and, in particular, my Directorate-General, intends to develop the Erasmus programme for young entrepreneurs. We are therefore going to look at ways of strengthening these links so as to train young people after school and university."@en1
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