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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I listened closely to the speeches by Mr Van Rompuy and Mr Barroso, and they both said that they hope to collaborate as closely as possible with Parliament given the challenges ahead: governance, financial and banking regulations and the Europe 2020 strategy.
It is also a good thing that the task force has been asked to conclude its work and set out concrete proposals no later than September. Mention was also made of action outside Europe, in areas such as cooperation and development, international sanctions, nuclear programmes and the environment. Almost everything that was said is commendable, but of course, now we need to put it into effect.
We live in a Europe in deep crisis: millions of jobs have been lost and genuine recovery is still a long way off; the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training forecasts the creation of 8.5 million new jobs, including replacement jobs, by 2020, but most of these will be for highly or medium-skilled workers, to the detriment of low-skilled workers.
This is where our challenge lies: preparing the new generations for a new Europe."@en1
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