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"Madam President, the mobility of employees and students within the boundaries of the European Union is an extremely important freedom – one of the four basic freedoms that we have in the EU. The recognition of professional qualifications – either for further education or for finding a job on the labour market beyond the borders of one’s home land – is certainly a priority in this context. We have to enable professionals to look for work, wherever in the Union that work may be.
However, the implementation of this directive in practice has shown where this situation is more complex and where the problems of recognising qualifications and diplomas persist. And, of course, this has to be changed.
Thus, as a member of the Committee on Education, which has handled this issue many times within the framework of the agenda for the policy on youth education, I welcome the initiative of the European Commission to modernise this directive and I would certainly like to express my thanks to our rapporteur for the high-quality report which precisely identifies the problems in recognising qualifications in everyday life and, of course, pays sufficient attention to problematic professions and proposes specific solutions.
Besides this, I would like to emphasise, just like many of my colleagues before me, the importance of the introduction of a professional certificate card in close connection with the internal market information system."@en1
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