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"Mr President, cutting the education budget is a recipe for disaster. How can we induce Member States to invest at least 3% of GDP in science and education in a time of crisis? How can we motivate businesses to play a much larger role in the scientific programmes of universities despite the recession, and to cooperate with them in providing work for graduates? In order to avoid expanding the crowds of unemployed graduates at employment offices, we must increase graduate mobility and eliminate barriers to the recognition of diploma qualifications, and this also requires convergence of educational programmes. This is not, however, a priority for universities. I welcome this report, which draws attention to a number of weak points in the Bologna Process, which would otherwise be a good path towards education, and towards an educated economy, and thus also towards the future recovery of economic growth in the EU."@en1
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