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The Roma population’s economic inclusion can become a reality in the next 10-15 years only if member states are willing to invest now substantial financial resources at European level to first reduce the socio-economic gaps deepened by the…
The Roma population’s economic inclusion can become a reality in the next 10-15 years only if member states are willing to invest now substantial financial resources at European level to first reduce the socio-economic gaps deepened by the pandemic and then gain new sources for the state budgets in the long run.he Roma population’s economic inclusion can become a reality in the next 10-15 years only if member states are willing to invest now substantial financial resources at European level to first reduce the socio-economic gaps deepened by the pandemic and then gain new sources for the state budgets in the long run.he Roma population’s economic inclusion can become a reality in the next 10-15 years only if member states are willing to invest now substantial financial resources at European level to first reduce the socio-economic gaps deepened by the pandemic and then gain new sources for the state budgets in the long run.he Roma population’s economic inclusion can become a reality in the next 10-15 years only if member states are willing to invest now substantial financial resources at European level to first reduce the socio-economic gaps deepened by the pandemic and then gain new sources for the state budgets in the long run.he Roma population’s economic inclusion can become a reality in the next 10-15 years only if member states are willing to invest now substantial financial resources at European level to first reduce the socio-economic gaps deepened by the pandemic and then gain new sources for the state budgets in the long run.he Roma population’s economic inclusion can become a reality in the next 10-15 years only if member states are willing to invest now substantial financial resources at European level to first reduce the socio-economic gaps deepened by the pandemic and then gain new sources for the state budgets in the long run.
The Roma population’s economic inclusion can become a reality in the next 10-15 years only if member states are willing to invest now substantial financial resources at European level

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