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"Mr President, I would like to congratulate the rapporteur, the shadow rapporteurs and especially the Commissioner for bringing this report to us so soon, in such a timely fashion, because it is important. It is very important for the young people of Europe that they are to be supported and given the necessary training and education to gain employment.
The fact that the Commission is proposing to bring forward essential finance sends out a clear and strong message to Member States that they must act and they must put structures in place to support young people. I am encouraged by the Commissionerʼs words that he is going to closely monitor the progress and report to Parliament on a regular basis on the impact of this funding, and indeed the Youth Employment Initiative, because I think it is extremely important that the funding be spent in a valuable way, particularly on developing skills and giving education attainment where it is needed in the workplace.
So often in our history we have educated people, young people and indeed not so young people, for careers with skills that are not needed in the workplace. I think that this is an extremely important point to focus on – necessary skills for today’s employment market."@en1
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