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"Mr President, I would like to congratulate Mr Tőkés on his report. It is true that in our day-to-day work we concentrate on current problems, on the ongoing crisis, on firefighting. Today’s report, however is a horizontal one, which means that the effects of the actions taken now may only be felt by future generations.
Europe’s future competitiveness does indeed lie in the cultivation of innovation, skills, training and in the education of the younger generation. The entire system requires transformation, a process which, of course, must be driven by universities. Unfortunately, the latter are not competitive at the present time. We have been placed at the lower end of the Shanghai ranking, and I therefore think that effective implementation of the Youth in Action programme is essential. This programme runs in parallel with the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Programme, which thanks to the Commissioner
now bears its full Polish name. We must, of course, invest in innovation and in competitiveness linked to research and the labour market. This is why it is so important for the future structural policy, the future Horizon 2020 programme, to be able to truly modernise universities."@en1
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