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"I welcome the efforts of the European Commission in preparing the Annual Growth Survey 2012 and I am pleased that the European Parliament decided to draft a report focusing on unemployment and social aspects in this growth survey. As a member of the Committee on Culture and Education, the part of the report about reducing youth unemployment particularly attracted my attention. As a rapporteur myself, I also consider it extremely important that we stop the current trend and do not lose the potential of an entire generation of young people in Europe. I myself have researched solutions to the problem of youth unemployment during the preparation of the Youth on the Move report, and while working on the report on the contribution of the European institutions to the Bologna Process. Various commercial and economic factors have led to a considerable increase in unemployment amongst young people in recent years. These factors revealed some of the weaknesses of European higher education systems. We have seen just how significant it is whether or not a graduate can find a job after their studies finish. Those universities which take an interest in the fate of their graduates once they finish their studies are taking a very important step towards reducing youth unemployment."@en1
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