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(f) the building of an "esprit de corps" through joint training and professional development is essential for the EEAS's ultimate objective of creating a framework of integrated diplomacy that brings together national and European levels of diplomacy; in order to develop a common European diplomatic culture in the EU's international relations, joint training programmes and a common diplomatic syllabus will be required; the existing training measures and networks of diplomatic training centres could usefully be enhanced.

2. Participating countries shall ensure that common training programmes and the common tax training infrastructure referred to in paragraph 1(c) are fully integrated within their national training programmes.

29. Calls on the Member States to redouble their efforts to find and deploy sufficient numbers of suitable, qualified and gender-balanced personnel to take part in CSDP civilian and military endeavours throughout the world in a coherent and well coordinated framework, including in specific high-risk areas, since the success of CSDP missions largely depends on the skills and knowledge of well-trained staff; calls, in this respect, for common training of the personnel of CSDP missions; fully supports the efforts already made in terms of developing guidelines and exchanging best practices with a view to improving common training for staff ...[+++]; is convinced that increased coherence and cohesion as regards staff on the ground will enhance the running of missions and also facilitate the secondment of EU nationals, which, from a purely budgetary perspective, is preferable to using international contracted staff;

48. Common standards for the training of officers responsible for return should also be established, for instance through the elaboration of a common training manual and EU-wide standardised and specialised seminars.

12. Reiterates that effective external action by the Union requires steps to be taken towards shaping a common, though not single, European diplomacy, boosting the political role of the network of European Commission delegations, strengthening the mechanisms for cooperation between the Commission's External Service and the Member States' diplomatic corps by, inter alia, bringing training programmes into line with each other and establishing common training modules on CFSC-related topics, in order to develop a European strategic cultur ...[+++]e and a common administrative mentality;

common curriculum and training: harmonisation of the training of border guards, consideration of how the European Police College (CEPOL) can contribute, establishment of a network of existing national training facilities.