Traduction de «Commission des affaires culturelles et de la jeunesse » (Français → Anglais) :

The 'Strategy for international cultural relations' presented by the European Commission and the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy aims at encouraging cultural cooperation between the EU and its partner countries and promoting a global order based on peace, the rule of law, freedom of expression, mutual understanding and respect for fundamental values.

Summary code: Institutional affairs / The institutions, bodies and agencies of the union / Decentralised agencies / Executive Agencies Audiovisual and media / Bodies and agencies Culture / Culture Programmes Education, training, youth, sport / Education and Training / Programmes and initiatives Education, training, youth, sport / Vocational training / Organisations Education, training, youth, sport / Youth / General framework

38. Asks for more attention to be focused on the Commission's White Paper of 21 November 2001 on Youth (COM(2001)0681) and on the European Council's European Youth Pact adopted on 22 and 23 March 2005 as one of the instruments contributing to the Lisbon Strategy goals; is of the opinion that the Commission should consider and incorporate the impact on youth and the results of the structures dialogue with youth organisations when preparing legislative proposals and that Member States should focus on youth when implementing the Lisbon National Reform Programmes and take youth into account in the relevant policy fields; considers that an ...[+++]increase in student mobility and the quality of the different educational systems should be a priority in the context of redefining the major goals of the Bologna Process beyond 2010 and action must be taken across different policy areas; points out that various aspects of mobility go beyond the scope of higher education and concern the scope of social affairs, finance, and immigration and visa policies to develop a real European Area for Higher Education;

38. Asks for more attention to be focused on the Commission's White Paper of 21 November 2001 on Youth (COM(2001)0681 ) and on the European Council's European Youth Pact adopted on 22 and 23 March 2005 as one of the instruments contributing to the Lisbon Strategy goals; is of the opinion that the Commission should consider and incorporate the impact on youth and the results of the structures dialogue with youth organisations when preparing legislative proposals and that Member States should focus on youth when implementing the Lisbon National Reform Programmes and take youth into account in the relevant policy fields; considers that an ...[+++] increase in student mobility and the quality of the different educational systems should be a priority in the context of redefining the major goals of the Bologna Process beyond 2010 and action must be taken across different policy areas; points out that various aspects of mobility go beyond the scope of higher education and concern the scope of social affairs, finance, and immigration and visa policies to develop a real European Area for Higher Education;

At the sitting of 16 January 2003 the President of Parliament announced that the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport had been authorised to draw up an own-initiative report under Rule 163 on preserving cultural diversity: the role of the European regions and international organisations such as UNESCO and the Council of Europe, and the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy had been asked for its opinion.

That is why I would once again like to thank Mrs Sanders-ten Holte, the rapporteur, as well as the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport and all the Members who have assisted us in this work.