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"I voted in favour of the report on the contribution of the European institutions to the consolidation and progress of the Bologna process since I agree with the significant structural reforms already put forward and implemented. However, I am strongly of the view that it is just as necessary as before to persist in completing this project, which aims to increase access to higher education and, therefore, the education of young Europeans.
Drawing up a common European framework that will enable international and Europe-wide recognition of university degrees awarded in the countries taking part in the process, on the basis of an efficient system for certifying the quality of higher education on offer, is a necessary reform in the process of EU harmonisation. Indeed, increased standardisation of
would contribute to mutual recognition in the labour market and thereby facilitate graduate mobility. Above all, this is a key way to encourage enterprises to get involved in university science programmes and also to convince the Member States to dedicate at least 3% of their gross domestic product to education and science during this time of crisis. I think it is also worth noting the fact that the final agreement emphasises the need to boost funding for public and private universities alike, with the ultimate goal of increasing access to higher education."@en1
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