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"One of the European Union’s basic principles is the freedom of movement, which allows citizens to work, study and travel to another country. It is important for us to consider the social integration of internal migrants as a responsibility for the whole of society. The education of migrants’ children is a step in this direction.
The education of migrants’ children must be looked at from the perspective of improving how European society operates on a day-to-day basis and as cultural enrichment. With this in mind, I think that cooperation must be established between the host country and country of origin, whereby the country of origin is actively involved in preserving its language and culture.
We support the introduction of immigrants’ native language as a second foreign language into the host country’s school curriculum where there are large immigrant communities. The recruitment of teaching staff from the relevant communities is one way for us to ensure that these children have contact with the culture of their country of origin and that the experiences derived from immigration are shared."@en1
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