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"Mr President, I welcome the recognition in the Commission’s proposal of the need to adopt a global and lifelong approach when it comes to skills, combining work skills and life skills. In an uncertain world we need to prepare a generation of young people with the motivation, commitment and transferrable skills, such as creative thinking, entrepreneurship, leadership and capacity building, so that they can become audacious problem solvers and responsible citizens.
We are asked to help prepare these young people to live in a fast-changing world which we cannot yet even imagine. One thing we know, though, is that this future world will be more and more digitised and connected. That is why media literacy is the key. But here again, it should not limit itself to learning about the tools and the technologies, it should aim at equipping individuals with the critical thinking and digital curiosity necessary for them to become not only users of technologies but active citizens in connected societies.
For me the backbone of this Skills Agenda must be education for citizenship, including e-citizenship through formal, non-formal and informal learning."@en1
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