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Melilla, July 13 .- The Institute for Youth (Injuve) has provided the Autonomous City of Melilla, for signing the cooperation agreement which promotes equal opportunities for young melillenses by developing programs promotion of youth emancipation for the year 2010.

According to informed today the Ministry of Equality in a statement, the director general of Injuve, Gabriel Alconchel has already stamped his signature on, aika gold, this agreement, pending only the rubric of director of Sports and Youth of the Autonomous City of Melilla, Francisco Robles Ferron.

For the development of this agreement, we develop some actions within the Youth Programme of Injuve Emancipation.

This means that the Injuve subsidizes the maintenance of the Office of Emancipation which develop actions around youth employment and housing located in the, tera gold, Casa de la Juventud de Melilla.

In it, the young people of Melilla can find information on employment and housing, are oriented to the socio training, job search and advice for putting them into practice business ideas and business projects.

The Injuve help finance these programs by the amount of EUR 59,818.94, for its part, the City of Melilla for 40,000.

, tera gold, The general director also explained that, with this agreement, the Injuve, through the program Youth in Action 2007-2013 ", supports this year the project" is art Melilla, Melilla Youth Association of college students, 8,000 euros.

Alconchel has highlighted the importance of local level in youth policy and in that sense recalled that in March the agreement signed with the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP) for councils and municipalities to submit plans to improve labor youth or prevent unwanted pregnancies.

"The Spanish government looks to improve the situation for young people. We are a country where the economy was inherited and that the young were the last to enter the job market and the first to leave," explained the director general of Injuve.

According to said despite the crisis, the Government has been "sensitive" to the demands of young people and has increased grants by 3.5%, spurred Renta Basica of Emancipation, which already reaches more than 205,000 young, and has encouraged the social partners an emergency plan to combat youth unemployment.

The head of Injuve explained that this emergency plan against youth unemployment is a priority to requalify and young people who have lost their jobs and left their training early.

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