Traduction de «joint military switched network » (Anglais → Français) :

2. In preparing the proposal for the deployment programme or proposals to amend it, the deployment manager shall coordinate with the Network Manager, the SESAR Joint Undertaking and the military in accordance with Article 9(7).

B. whereas the military situation has changed radically in the South Kivu and North Kivu provinces since October 2008 and the arrest of Nkunda resulting from a switch of alliances and a joint operation by the Congolese and Rwandan armies followed by the tracking down of the Rwandan Hutu rebels, the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR),

28. Notes that the continuing development of the Battle Groups will address the first deficiency in large measure; notes that the planned construction of the A400 M transport aircraft will not resolve the second deficiency completely and urges that measures be taken to address the deficiency further; urges, nonetheless, that consideration be given to establishing a rotation scheme for the deployment of forces; demands, in view of a rotation scheme of this kind, common standards in training, for instance as regards helicopters; considers that operational capability could be increased and costs reduced by a joint training system; urge ...[+++]s strongly, as regards the final deficiency, that measures be taken to enable the EU to conduct missions requiring the assistance of military forces without recourse to NATO or to any single Member State's resources; points out that such measures could realistically entail the pooling of existing resources and capabilities within the Member States with the goal of establishing a dual-use communications base or network at the service of the ESDP;

28. Notes that the continuing development of the ‘Battle Groups’ will address the first deficiency in large measure; notes that the foreseen construction of the A400 M transport aircraft will not resolve the second deficiency completely and urges that measures be undertaken to address the deficiency further; urges, nonetheless, that consideration be given to establishing a rotation scheme for the deployment of forces; demands, in view of a rotation scheme of this kind, common standards in training, as regards helicopters, for instance; operational capability could be increased and costs reduced by a joint training system; urges stro ...[+++]ngly, in regard to the final deficiency, that measures be undertaken to enable the EU to conduct missions requiring the assistance of military forces without recourse to NATO or any single Member State’s resources; points out that such measures could realistically entail the pooling of existing resources and capabilities within the Member States with the goal of establishing a dual-use communications base or network at the service of the ESDP;

confidence-building measures have been approved, including the creation of a network of political and security correspondents, the compilation of human rights and weapons inventories, the planned launch of a Euro-Mediterranean network of defence institutes, and of machinery for exchanges of senior political and military officials, and ongoing work on the organization of civil and military cooperation machinery for use in the event of disasters in the region; discussions are under way on a plan of action covering six areas: strengthe ...[+++]ning of democracy, preventive diplomacy, security and confidence-building measures (see above), disarmament, terrorism and organized crime; work has started on a Euro-Mediterranean Charter for Peace and Stability, an institutional dialogue and crisis-prevention mechanism seen as the cornerstone of the EMP's political and security dimension; September saw the inauguration of joint information and training measures aimed at diplomats from the twenty-seven Partnership countries - these will continue in 1997, when an electronic information network linking their foreign ministries will be put in place.

4.1. Political and security issues EMP regional activities have made most satisfying progress in this area on four issues in particular: - confidence-building measures have been approved, including the creation of a network of political and security correspondents, the compilation of human rights and weapons inventories, the effective launch of a Euro- Mediterranean network of defence institutes, the planned launch of machinery for exchanges of senior political and military officials, and ongoing work on the organization of civil and ...[+++]military cooperation machinery for use in the event of disasters in the region; - discussions are under way on a plan of action covering six areas: strengthening of democracy, preventive diplomacy, security and confidence- building measures (see above), disarmament, terrorism and organized crime; - work has started on a Euro-Mediterranean Charter for Peace and Stability, an institutional dialogue and crisis-prevention mechanism seen as the cornerstone of the EMP's political and security dimension; - September saw the inauguration of joint information and training measures aimed at diplomats from the twenty-seven Partnership countries - these will continue next year, when an electronic information network linking their foreign ministries will be put in place.