5 per cent per year on average since 2000, growing European electronics industry, 200 thousand people, directly or indirectly employs one million people. However, the sector is still trying to meet the demand for skilled workers.
However, no country in the EU or the company that captures the speed of technological development, resource to meet the costs of research and development and innovation activities are not alone.
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the European Commission, at least 10 percent of GDP, due to the fact that due to electronic products and services, expects to benefit all sectors of the strategy.
responsible for the digital agenda for Europe Komsiyonu’nun offering
Neelie Kroes strategy at the present time is dependent on the electronics industry, said that the creation of a strategy for this reason.
Kroes, ‘If you’re on my must-competitiveness of the electronics, all the manufacturing base in all other sectors will suffer and he will be at risk.
Kroes, the Commission’s objectives, said:
‘draw more investment and deliver on co-operation between the countries, have to benefit the common market. In this way, the entire sector of the economy to generate growth and employment will be provided. ‘
member of the Commission for the next seven years of research, hedelfediklerini R & D investment of EUR 5 billion, he said. This resource the Commission, Member States and regions to be provided.
the end of 2012, a total of € 100 billion investment in the period 2013-2020 can be found describing the electronics industry and ambitious researchers in this area such as the EU.
Kroes, the latter strategy is especially nanoelectronics in Europe or the world champion, said it would benefit areas of micro-electronics and photonics. EHealth these sectors, energy, transport and climate issues are the links. 
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