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"The development of the European Union and the process of overcoming the effects of the global economic and financial crisis require European integration to continue through the Bologna process. Support for learning and education from national and European institutions is also an integral part of the Europe 2020 strategy aimed at creating a more open society and actively promoting social inclusion. The continued provision of European or national support to ensure easy and fair access to education and to increase the representation of disadvantaged social groups is vital to the strategy’s success in this area.
I support the decision made by the European authorities to promote at the level of Member States’ education systems policies for linking the content of the education programmes to developments on the European labour market. The process of developing the research sector is just as important. I regard it as vital to creating an economy capable of supporting sustainable development based on innovation and competition. At a time when an ever increasing number of young Europeans are choosing to study in a country other than that whose citizenship they hold, creating a European society that is united in its diversity is not possible without making national education systems more compatible."@en1
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