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"The Bologna process has greatly benefited the people of Europe, in particular, in terms of mobility and mutual recognition of qualifications. Students and graduates most have freedom of movement between Union Member States so that they can add to the economic recovery of Europe. I agree with the rapporteur that there is a need to do more so that qualifications are mutually recognised by Member States. I support what is in the report in relation to funding for third-level institutes and increasing the number of research and educational courses for the purposes of encouraging a knowledge-based economy in the EU. Clear, accessible information should be available to all the people of Europe on training courses and qualifications. I commend what is in the report in relation to accessibility of information on improving university, professional and training courses, and that specific information be available in relation to the mobility of qualifications in the EU. The great work of the Bologna process must be continued so that there is more harmonisation and cooperation among EU education systems in order for young Europeans to benefit from the education and employment opportunities available."@en1
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