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"The aim of the Bologna process was to create a common framework for higher education in Europe by 2010. Its objectives have, for the most part, been met, but efforts are still needed. The report by Luigi Berlinguer, which I supported, lists the areas of action where we should focus our efforts in order to benefit fully from this initiative’s potential. I welcome, first and foremost, the recognition of the key role played by higher education, reinforced by the Bologna process, in achieving the goals of the Europe 2020 strategy in terms of employment and growth. In this regard, all of the actors must be involved: teachers, students and businesses in particular. This is essential to improve what is offered by universities and provide job opportunities for students. I share, in particular, the desire to strengthen the dialogue between businesses and universities in order to provide more opportunities for work experience throughout university courses and thus make it easier for young graduates to enter the job market. Finally, I welcome the desire to increase student mobility within Europe. In this regard, I believe, too, that it is vital to ensure that student grants and loans are completely portable in order to prevent any discrimination against disadvantaged students."@en1
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