Traduction de «Andean Integration Group » (Anglais → Français) :

Sub-Regional Andean Integration Group

Protocol of Amendment Establishing the Andean Community and the Andean Integration System

Andean Community [ Andean Group | Andean Pact | Cartagena Agreement ]

Andean Community countries [ Andean Group countries ]

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Women in the development and integration of the Andean area

73. Underlines the utmost importance of transatlantic relations; takes the view that regular EU-US summits would provide an opportunity to identify common objectives, and to coordinate strategies on threats and challenges of global relevance, including, inter alia , economic governance, and on developing a common approach towards the emerging powers; welcomes the report of High Level Working Group on Jobs and Growth; considers that the Transatlantic Economic Council (TEC) and the Transatlantic Legislators Dialogue (TLD) should include a reflection on strategic engagement by the EU and the US with the BRICS and other relevant emerging ...[+++]countries, as well as with ASEAN, the African Union, Mercosur, the Andean Community and CELAC on how to foster regulatory convergence with such countries; underlines the importance of the TEC, as the body responsible for enhancing economic integration and regulatory cooperation, and the TLD, as a forum for parliamentary dialogue and for coordinating parliamentary work from both sides on issues of common concern, especially legislation relevant for the transatlantic market; recalls the need to set up, with no further delay, a Transatlantic Political Council as an ad hoc body for systematic, high-level consultation and coordination on foreign and security policy issues between the EU and the USA in parallel with NATO;

72. Underlines the utmost importance of transatlantic relations; takes the view that regular EU-US summits would provide an opportunity to identify common objectives, and to coordinate strategies on threats and challenges of global relevance, including, inter alia, economic governance, and on developing a common approach towards the emerging powers; welcomes the report of High Level Working Group on Jobs and Growth; considers that the Transatlantic Economic Council (TEC) and the Transatlantic Legislators Dialogue (TLD) should include a reflection on strategic engagement by the EU and the US with the BRICS and other relevant emerging c ...[+++]ountries, as well as with ASEAN, the African Union, Mercosur, the Andean Community and CELAC on how to foster regulatory convergence with such countries; underlines the importance of the TEC, as the body responsible for enhancing economic integration and regulatory cooperation, and the TLD, as a forum for parliamentary dialogue and for coordinating parliamentary work from both sides on issues of common concern, especially legislation relevant for the transatlantic market; recalls the need to set up, with no further delay, a Transatlantic Political Council as an ad hoc body for systematic, high-level consultation and coordination on foreign and security policy issues between the EU and the USA in parallel with NATO;

Continue to promote dialogue between economic and social interest groups in Latin America and the Caribbean and the EU; help strengthen organisations representing economic and social interest groups at national and regional level, in particular the Mercosur Economic and Social Consultative Forum, the Andean Community's Labour and Business Advisory Councils and the Advisory Council of the Central American Integration System; contribute ...[+++] to the conclusion of the Fourth Summit of EU-LAC heads of State and Government to be held in Vienna on 12 May 2006 and convey the view of civil society organisations on topics such as promoting a strategic partnership between the EU and Latin America and the Caribbean, encouraging social cohesion, and strengthening the involvement of organised civil society in decision-making processes.

The Summit will also provide an opportunity to assess the progress of regional integration in the Andean Community and Central America, on the basis of the conclusions and recommendations of the working group which carried out the joint evaluation, and examine whether conditions are now right for the rapid opening of negotiations on association agreements with these two regions.