Traduction de «Collaborate with other specialists culture » (Anglais → Français) :

In truth, the contradictions in this resolution reflect those in our policy, which looks for allies in the developing world to protect it and to protect itself from the intrusiveness of the American audiovisual sector, in the name of respect for cultural diversity, subject then to fully financing, for example, French-speaking Africa; the culture which, in the name of assimilation, banned the veil and other religious signs in school classrooms, and which does not, however, object at all to them being imposed in an authoritarian manner ...[+++] in other countries; the culture that praises European democracy, even when it is noticeably absent, and claims in a racist manner, however, that the developing world is not ready for it; the culture that refuses to ‘export’ freedom does not hesitate to collaborate with dictators and tyrants, today ignoring the fight of Islamic dissidents, as in the past it ignored communist dissidents from Eastern Europe.

In truth, the contradictions in this resolution reflect those in our policy, which looks for allies in the developing world to protect it and to protect itself from the intrusiveness of the American audiovisual sector, in the name of respect for cultural diversity, subject then to fully financing, for example, French-speaking Africa; the culture which, in the name of assimilation, banned the veil and other religious signs in school classrooms, and which does not, however, object at all to them being imposed in an authoritarian manner ...[+++] in other countries; the culture that praises European democracy, even when it is noticeably absent, and claims in a racist manner, however, that the developing world is not ready for it; the culture that refuses to ‘export’ freedom does not hesitate to collaborate with dictators and tyrants, today ignoring the fight of Islamic dissidents, as in the past it ignored communist dissidents from Eastern Europe.

Among other issues, this must take into consideration: the needs and choices of the European civil society; the acquaintance and the familiarisation of citizens with the cultural and linguistic richness of the European Cultural Area; the importance of TV, the Internet, and the educational system in creating a cultural identity among children and youth; the need for European cultural production to compete with that of the USA and other countries; th ...[+++]e development and completion of the internal market; the safeguarding of the rights of European artists and the opportunities for distribution and promotion of their work; new forms of co-operation between the public and private sectors; the strategy required in order to counter the threat of uniformity as well as that of the clash of civilisations; a new framework of co-operation with third countries and international organisations as suggested by UNESCO; the collaboration between Community and national policies of the Member States; the development of horizontal policies.

Let me very briefly summarize Canada's goals in this year of the Asia-Pacific: to expand Canada's economic partnerships with the Asia-Pacific region and to equip Canada to play an increasingly dynamic role in the emerging Pacific community; to highlight the important role played by the Asia-Pacific region in economic growth and job creation in Canada, in the life of the country, and in global affairs; to increase participation in Asia-Pacific markets by Canadian business by providing more information on opportunities in the region and how best to act on them; to enhance cross-cultural ...[+++] understanding of common concerns related to peace and security, human rights and legal reform, environment and social development, cultural, education and other areas; and to ensure a lasting legacy through new partnerships between Canada and Asia-Pacific business and cultural institutions, as well as better collaboration between government and the involvement of youth and Asian Canadians.

This project was done in collaboration with the Avataq Cultural Institute, and with the participation of the HFTA and the mayors and elders of five Nunavik communities, that is, Umiujaq, Inukjuak, Salluit, Kangiqsualujuaq and Kangirsuq.

The "European Week for Scientific Culture" was the first initiative of its kind in Europe. Its three aims are: - to promote public awareness and understanding of science and technology at European level; to bring the general public into closer contact with the world of research in all its forms, and also with the social, ethical and cultural aspects of science; - to make European citizens more conversant with specifically European dimension of science and technology: namely scientific and technological cooperation in Europe as pursued by the major cooperation bodies (CERN, ESO, ESA and ESRF), and through the research programmes of the European Union; and also to promote awareness of science as practised, perceived and demonstrated in the ...[+++] other countries of Europe; - to encourage cooperation at European level between specialists in scientific culture (directors of museums, specialist journals and television programmes), researchers, those responsible for public relations in research organizations and science professors; to encourage the creation of cooperation networks between these various categories, to stimulate exchanges of ideas and experiences and to prepare joint projects.