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"The Second European Roma Summit represents a commitment to dialogue about cultural diversity and what that represents in terms of human wealth.
Education is the key to the integration process. By offering education and training, we are fighting exclusion, unemployment and discrimination. We are also guaranteeing a society that is more fair, more creative and more dynamic.
It is important to integrate ethnic minorities, not just into the labour market, but also into all areas of society. Protecting fundamental rights and creating a common area of freedom, security and justice are objectives of European integration.
I applaud all those who promote integration at local level, including politicians, teachers and associations. This is because it is often these people who are responsible for access to housing, health care, education, culture and an improved quality of life.
I call on the European Union and the Member States to promote concerted efforts, and to commit to political strategies that include clear legislative commitments and credible budgetary contributions.
It is important to adopt a common position on structural and pre-accession funding policy."@en1
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