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The year 2013 has been declared the European Year of Citizens in order to strengthen the links between citizens and the European institutions and, above all, in order to explain properly to everyone what it means to have European citizenship and what rights are enjoyed by students, workers, jobseekers, volunteers, consumers, businesspeople or indeed pensioners when they choose to move to and remain freely in another Member State. It is important to raise the awareness of citizens – and also of national and European institutions – but too often the talk is of rights which then prove difficult to apply because of red tape and obstacles that interfere with implementing them. Our commitment must be to ensuring that, today, it is really possible for a young person – or even a not so young person – to study or work in any of the 27 Member States without feeling like an outsider, without having to jump through endless hoops, and that they are able to make use of the qualifications they already have from study in their country of origin and, indeed, to benefit from social security."@en1
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