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Parliament wants FP7 priorities in line with Lisbon

Published 15 March 2005 - Updated 21 May 2007
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The Parliament wants to adjust FP7 thematic priorities to fit in with the key science and technological areas that increase European competitiveness, create new jobs and improve the well-being of citizens. 

The Parliament has given its final view on the Commission communication on the future of European research. No major shift in the position of the Parliament's committee on industry, research and energy was observed during the plenary vote on 9 March 2005.

The adopted text emphasises the need to continue (existing FP6 priorities) Community support for research in the areas of life sciences, information and communication technologies (ICT) and nanotechnology, new materials and processes.

As new priorities and thematic key areas, the Parliament proposes: 

  • all existing and future non-CO2-emitting energy sources;
  • chemistry.

The Commission will present its official proposal for Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) in April 2005.

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