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Key messages to the Spring European Council on the European Youth Pact and European cooperation in the youth field

By ELEONORA CALLEA

eleonoracallea@gmail.com

Teaser :
In view of the upcoming Spring European Council, the Youth Working Party proposed a serie of key messages to be communicated to the heads of state or government of the Union's member states

News :

This report was issued by the General Secretariat of the Council for the the Permanent Representatives Committee. It aims to give key messages to the Spring European Council as prepared by the Youth Working Party. The key messages are:-In further implementing the European Youth Pact in 2009, Member States should strengthen their efforts to facilitate a smooth transition for young people from education, inactivity or unemployment to employment, while dealing with the specific challenges posed by the economic downturn.-Young people can contribute significantly to the objectives related to growth and jobs, social cohesion and competitiveness in Europe and they should be considered as an even stronger priority in the post-2010 reformed Lisbon Strategy.

Amongst them, it recommands that Member States should strengthen their efforts to facilitate a smooth transition for young people from education, inactivity or unemployment to employment, while dealing with the specific challenges posed by the economic downturn.
 
It also underline that young people can contribute significantly to the objectives related to growth and jobs, social cohesion and competitiveness in Europe and they should be considered as an even stronger priority in the post-2010 reformed Lisbon Strategy.

Related documents :
Youth---key-messages.pdf



Date : 19.02.2009
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