Traduction de «national transit centre » (Anglais → Français) :

The Commission envisages the following action: further to the policy plan on legal migration, the presentation of proposals for a framework EP and Council Directive and four EP and Council Directives for specific types of migrant worker (highly skilled workers, seasonal workers, intra-corporate transferees and paid trainees); following the growth in illegal immigration from West and North Africa affecting in the first instance, Italy, Malta, Greece,Spain and the Mediterranean region coordinating with Member States, EUROPOL, FRONTEX and the Joint Research Centre the priority actions as identified by the Hampton Court Informal Meeting of ...[+++]Heads of State and Governments and December 2005 European Councils, a progress report envisaged for 2006-end; strengthening action on the external dimension of migration by developing relations with countries of origin and transit and discussing issues such as how to mitigate the impact of drain brain on countries of origin and how to instead promote brain circulation; presentation in July this year of a communication on illegal immigration and increase exchange of information between Member States on regularisation of illegal immigrants and combating employment of illegally residing third-country nationals;

It is a provincial organization that has representatives from the Transition House Association of Nova Scotia; the Elizabeth Fry Societies of mainland Nova Scotia and Cape Breton; the Nova Scotia chapter of the National Association of Women and the Law; Women's Centres CONNECT!, which is the umbrella organization for all women's centres in Nova Scotia; and representatives from the Mi'kmaw Family Healing Centres throughout the p ...[+++]rovince.

Our agencies in the various countries will be required to prepare for the transition to national EUROPASS centres.

First, in how far would it be possible, according to the 1951 Refugee Convention, EU legislation or national legislation, to transfer persons to the envisaged Regional Protection Zones and/or to Transit Processing Centres, who have not transited through or otherwise stayed in such zones/countries.

First, in how far would it be possible, according to the 1951 Refugee Convention, EU legislation or national legislation, to transfer persons to the envisaged Regional Protection Zones and/or to Transit Processing Centres, who have not transited through or otherwise stayed in such zones/countries.

- Devise a transit training module for use in national customs training centres and locally,