Brussels, 25/07/2013 (Agence Europe) - The need for 800,000 additional researchers and scientists can only be a cause for astonishment given that the EU has such high unemployment rates. The EU, therefore, has to deal with this “strangest” of situations, providing, among other things, support for specialised training, Lithuania's Minister for Education and Science Dainius Pavalkis noted at the end of the informal Competitiveness Council in Vilnius on Wednesday 24 July.
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