Traduction de «civilian esdp capability » (Anglais → Français) :

38. Points out that, since its creation, 22 missions have been carried out within the framework of the ESDP, including 16 civilian missions; stresses the importance of the civilian components of the ESDP; welcomes in this connection the establishment of the Civilian Planning and Conduct Capability (CPCC) within the Council of the European Union; calls on the Member States to redouble their efforts to make available qualified personnel for civilian ESDP missions; stresses in this connection the importance of the civilian headline g ...[+++]oal 2010;

42. Points out that, since its creation, 22 missions have been carried out within the framework of the ESDP, including 16 civilian missions; stresses the importance of the civilian components of the ESDP; welcomes in this connection the establishment of the Civilian Planning and Conduct Capability within the Council of the European Union; calls on the Member States to redouble their efforts to make qualified personnel available for civilian ESDP missions; stresses in this connection the importance of the civilian headline goal 201 ...[+++]0;

Tobias Pflüger (GUE/NGL), in writing (DE) I voted against the report from my fellow group member, Erik Meijer, on the ‘Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia’ because, contrary to the opinion of the rapporteur, the Committee on Foreign Affairs inserted the following wording in point 3 of the report: the European Parliament, it says, ‘commends the Macedonian Government for its cooperation in the field of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP), notably its participation in the EU mission Althea and its willingness to contribute to the development of the ESDP capabilities and future EU-led civilian and milit ...[+++]ary crisis-management missions’.

3. Commends the Government of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia for its cooperation in the field of the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP), notably its participation in the EU mission ALTHEA and its willingness to contribute to the development of the ESDP capabilities and future EU-led civilian and military crisis management missions;

Improve the ability of civilian ESDP to react more quickly to crises through continuing work on rapidly-deployable capabilities; Explore, with the individual Member States concerned, additional details in order to further improve understanding of the particular abilities of Member States' personnel; Establish a “targeted list” of the highest-priority capability shortfalls and a system to ensure that efforts to address them remain co-ordinated; Consider issues related to ensuring the quality of civilian-crisis management personnel; ...[+++] Actively foster the involvement of key national stakeholders in ESDP civilian crisis-management, notably those engaged in the raising of mission personnel in each priority area for ESDP civilian crisis management; Intensify activity to address Mission Support, including the requirement for equipment procurement and disposal, logistics, security, human resources, and financing for civilian operations; Share best practice amongst Member States, other international actors and third states to improve or generate new ways for Member States to recruit civilian personnel to crisis-management missions; Provide adequate resources to meet EU ambitions in the field of Civilian ESDP; and Continue to reinforce, as appropriate, planning and mission support capacity within the Council Secretariat.

4. As the primary means of making civilian ESDP more capable, in line with the European Security Strategy, Ministers attach great importance to meeting the Civilian Headline Goal 2008.