15. Calls on the Commission to establish a working group, together with the Member States, to develop minimum asbestos-specific qualifications for civil engineers, architects and employees of registered asbestos removal companies and to provide asbestos-specific qualifications for the training of other workers likely to be exposed to asbestos such as employees in the shipbuilding industry and farmers, with a strong focus on people in charge of removing asbestos on the ground, by strengthening their training, their protective equipment and the control of their activities by the responsible authorities of the Member States;

C. whereas European engineers and developers working within the European Space Agency and in the space industry have done a great job; noting that the first experimental satellite GIOVE-A has already fulfilled its main mission, that the technical aspects are in place and that now the most important element in bringing the project forward is good governance,

C. whereas European engineers and developers working within the European Space Agency and in the space industry have done a great job; noting that the first experimental satellite GIOVE-A has already fulfilled its main mission, that the technical aspects are in place and that now the most important element in bringing the project forward is good governance,

C. whereas European engineers and developers working within the European Space Agency and in the space industry have done a great job; noting that the first experimental satellite GIOVE-A has already fulfilled its main mission, that the technical aspects are in place and that now the most important element for bringing the project forward is good governance,

41. An overview of the various independent or combined reasons for migration appear to be : the existence of professionals in the same category in one or more Member States and an equivalent corresponding level of qualification under the Directive - Diploma, Certificate, Attestation of Competence, etc - (e.g. specialist nurses moving between Austria, Spain, Germany, France, Luxembourg and the UK) : the high quantity of seafaring professionals existing in Sweden, UK, Greece and Norway, a possible explanation for the high number of seafarers moving from these countries mainly to Norway : and both geographical proximity and cultural similarity (e.g. Dutch physiotherapists, licensed boat masters and speech therapists moving to Germany ...[+++] : British Aircraft Maintenance Engineers moving to Ireland : Belgian dispensing opticians moving to France : and French and Spanish Dental Technicians moving to Portugal).

For the entire duration of the Programme, COMETT plans to carry out 25,000 exchanges (primarily student placements in enterprises), along with a minimum of 5,000 courses attended by some 150,000 people throughout Europe (primarily engineers and scientists)/.