Traduction de «Fruit and Horticultural European Regions Assembly » (Anglais → Français) :

46. Recommends that the Union strengthen its political dialogue with third countries and regions, in particular with major partners; reiterates in this regard the important role that parliamentary diplomacy plays as a complementary tool in the Union’s relations with third countries and regions, principally through the three major multilateral interparliamentary assemblies (the ACP–EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly (ACP-EU JPA), the E ...[+++]uro–Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly (EuroMed) and the Euro–Latin American Parliamentary Assembly (EuroLat)); undertakes to set up an EU–Neighbourhood-East Parliamentary Assembly (Euro–Nest) by 2009, in order to enhance the parliamentary dimension of the political partnership between the European Parliament and the countries involved in the eastern part of the ENP;

Following the accession of the Republic of Bulgaria and Romania to the European Union, the Committee of the Regions should be enlarged by the appointment of 27 members and 27 alternate members representing regional and local bodies in the new Member States who either hold a regional or local authority electoral mandate or are politically accountable to an elected assembly,

(5) The failure to reduce the burden of these diseases and the evidence of their increasing impact have brought them to the centre of the development debate - as evidenced by the Declaration of Commitment of the Special Session of the UN General Assembly of June 2001, which recognises that HIV/AIDS has evolved to become a developmental emergency, and by the WHO World Health Assembly's declaration of tuberculosis and malaria as global emergencies - and have led to calls for urgent action and a series of national, regional and international i ...[+++]nitiatives, all meant to achieve the Millennium Development Goals which include clear targets to fight HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, and to which the European Community and its Member States committed themselves.

Not just because Mr Fiori is an important agricultural expert – he was the agriculture spokesman in the Lombardy Regional Assembly – and not only because of his name, ‘Fiori’, which could potentially make European agriculture the flower of Europe, but also because, last night, I dreamt, inter alia , that he was the biblical Joseph, interpreting dreams and thus managing to get grain during periods of famine in E ...[+++]gypt.

I had the honour of being the leader of the European Parliament delegation, and I have to say that the debate at the Conference was fierce and there were some very difficult moments, but the agreement on the action plan and – called for, of course, by the European Parliament – the endorsement of the idea of the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly and the Foundation for intercultural dialogue are certainly achievements: on the basis of all this, w ...[+++]e can say that, despite the tragic situation in the Middle East, it may well be possible for things to go a little better after Valencia. In any case, the foundations have been laid for reinvigoration of the cooperation process in the Mediterranean region.

– (FR) Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, after the market organisation in wine and olive oil we now have the market organisation in fruit and vegetables, which is also of concern to the southern countries. In fact, the majority of speakers have been Spanish. Our friend and colleague, Mr Jové Peres, has produced an excellent report, which deals with a subject that is both extremely serious and extremely symbolic. It is serious not only because of the numbers involved – almost two million families, or 500 000 jobs are, as we have already heard, affected – but also because, behind the failure of the 1996 reform, there are ...[+++] nevertheless women, men and rural regions which, Mr Fischler, the European Commission has deliberately condemned.