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"The main priority of the Europe 2020 strategy is to re-launch the European economy over the next decade by investing in employment, innovation, education, social integration and climate/energy. Without education, growth is impossible. By signing the Bologna Declaration, the Member States have put in motion a series of necessary reforms to make European higher education more compatible, comparable, competitive and attractive for Europeans and students from other continents. I do not deny the success that has been achieved, but I also completely agree with Mr Berlinguer when he talks about ‘unfinished governance’. Essentially, we cannot fail to notice the many barriers to mobility faced by students, not only in territorial terms, but also horizontally (between degree cycles) and vertically (within degree cycles), and especially in the recognition of diplomas and qualifications. Accordingly, it would be a good idea to move ahead with modernising the Professional Qualifications Directive."@en1
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