Traduction de «monetary union » (Anglais → Français) :

A. whereas the Five Presidents’ Report on Completing Europe’s Economic and Monetary Union set out proposals for completing Europe’s Economic and Monetary Union;

56. Asks the Commission to come forward with an ambitious roadmap for the achievement of a deepened economic and monetary union which takes into account the proposals as outlined in this report, building on the mandate given by the euro area summit, confirmed by the European Council 'to prepare next steps on better economic governance in the euro area' as well as on previous work such as the Thyssen report of 20 November 2012 'Towards a genuine Economic and Monetary Union', the communication of the Commission of 28 November 2012 'A blueprint for a deep and genuine economic and monetary union. Launching a European debate' and the final Fo ...[+++]ur Presidents report of 5 December 2012;

56. Asks the Commission to come forward with an ambitious roadmap for the achievement of a deepened economic and monetary union which takes into account the proposals as outlined in this resolution, building on the mandate given by the euro area summit, confirmed by the European Council 'to prepare next steps on better economic governance in the euro area' as well as on previous work such as Parliament’s resolution of 20 November 2012 'Towards a genuine Economic and Monetary Union' , the communication of the Commission of 28 November 2012 'A blueprint for a deep and genuine economic and monetary union. Launching a European debate' (COM(2 ...[+++]012)0777) and the final Four Presidents report of 5 December 2012;

EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 1403_3 - EN - Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union (also known as the fiscal compact) // Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union (also known as the ‘fiscal compact’)

C. whereas the above-mentioned Presidency conclusions of the Vienna European Council of 11 and 12 December 1998, which reaffirm the IMF’s role as the ‘cornerstone of the international monetary and financial system’, under the heading ‘Europe as a Global Player – Speaking with one Voice’ note that ‘it is imperative that the Community should play its full role in international monetary and economic policy cooperation within fora like the G7 and the International Monetary Fund’ and call firstly for ‘The ECB, as the Community body competent for monetary policy, [to] be granted observer status at the IMF board’ and secondly for ‘The views of the European Community/EMU on other issues of particular relevance to the EMU [to] be presented at the IM ...[+++]F board by the relevant member of the Executive Director’s office of the Member State holding the euro Presidency, assisted by a representative of the Commission’, whereas Article 1 of the abovementioned Commission proposal of 9 November 1998 suggests that ‘in the context of Economic and Monetary Union, the Community shall be represented at international level by the Council with the Commission, and by the European Central Bank’,

The publication in 2004 by the European Commission of its ‘Communication on the implementation of an information and communication strategy on the euro and Economic and Monetary Union’, has prompted the European Parliament to inaugurate a wide-ranging debate with all concerned stakeholders on an issue of vital importance for the European project: how to adequately inform European citizens and businesses of the benefits of our single currency, the euro, and its accompanying macroeconomic framework or EMU (Economic and Monetary Union).