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"Large number of immigrants, with special emphasis on women, face multiple discrimination and vulnerability to social exclusion. This is the highest challenge for us how to integrate them into the society, to help them getting access to proper education which helps them to wider employment facilities and to contribution to the development of the European Project.
Proper legal framework is just one side of the coin. Implementation of legal commitments by the relevant national authorities, willingness of immigrants to respect fundamental European norms, values and to become the integral part of the society is the other.
Huge potential lies in successful integration policies since wider employment of immigrants could help with getting forward with Lisbon employment targets.
No actions can gain success without proper and regular dialogue with immigrant communities. The dialogues are perfect tools for monitoring integration processes, learning about mutual interests, intentions, request as well as obligations, determining and if necessary, altering methods and of inclusion programs.
The forthcoming European year of equal opportunities 2007 and the year of intercultural dialogue 2008 will be a useful and potential framework opportunity to provide immigrant societies with a wide range of information on their rights, opportunities as well as informing them what Europe is expecting from them."@en1
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