Traduction de «Accord de Cotonou » (Français → Anglais) :

Agreement amending for the second time the Partnership Agreement between the members of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States, of the one part, and the European Community and its Member States, of the other part | Agreement amending the Cotonou Agreement for the second time

Agreement amending the Cotonou Agreement for the first time | Agreement amending the Partnership Agreement between the members of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States, of the one part, and the European Community and its Member States, of the other part

Abuja Agreement [ Abuja Agreement to Supplement the Cotonou and Akosombo Agreements as subsequently clarified by the Accra Agreement ]

Cotonou Agreement Investment Facility | Cotonou Investment Facility | Investment Facility | Investment Facility of the Cotonou Agreement | IF [Abbr.]

Trust Fund for the Implementation of the Cotonou Accord on Liberia

international agreement [ global agreement | intergovernmental agreement | international treaty ]

agreement (EU) [ EC agreement | EC third country convention | European Union agreement | EU-third country agreement | international agreement (EU) ]

Consent for autopsy given

On the positive side, I would agree with Gerry Barr that there were some positive elements: the recognition of flexibility with respect to the production of medicines needed for dealing with pandemics; the commitment to end agriculture export subsidies; the agreement to review and tighten up the use of anti-dumping duties; the commitment to move on tariff peaks; the waiver for the European Union and the African, Caribbean, and Pacific countries so that the Cotonou agreement can be legally binding; the study groups on trade and debt, trade and the transfer of technology; the commitment to review special and differential treatment; ...[+++]and finally, of course, the commitment to give more technical assistance and support for capacity-building.

R. whereas South Sudan has not yet acceded to the Cotonou Agreement, with the Government of South Sudan voicing concerns about potential implications for its relations with the Republic of the Sudan; whereas accession to the Cotonou Agreement would not oblige South Sudan to accede immediately to the Rome Statute; whereas this reluctance to accede to the Cotonou Agreement is leading to problems in programming EU aid from 2014 onwards under the 11th European Development Fund, which could potentially result in South Sudan losing out, ...[+++]not only in terms of national allocations, but also with a view to regional funds and substantial European Investment Bank (EIB) resources which would enhance its infrastructure and regional economic integration; whereas by ratifying the Cotonou Agreement, South Sudan could also increase its capacity to attract European private sector investments; whereas the additional financial facilities to which South Sudan could have access following accession to the Cotonou Agreement could equally help with the implementation of the Addis Ababa Agreement;

R. whereas South Sudan has not yet acceded to the Cotonou Agreement, with the Government of South Sudan voicing concerns about potential implications for its relations with the Republic of the Sudan; whereas accession to the Cotonou Agreement would not oblige South Sudan to accede immediately to the Rome Statute; whereas this reluctance to accede to the Cotonou Agreement is leading to problems in programming EU aid from 2014 onwards under the 11th European Development Fund, which could potentially result in South Sudan losing out, ...[+++]not only in terms of national allocations, but also with a view to regional funds and substantial European Investment Bank (EIB) resources which would enhance its infrastructure and regional economic integration; whereas by ratifying the Cotonou Agreement, South Sudan could also increase its capacity to attract European private sector investments; whereas the additional financial facilities to which South Sudan could have access following accession to the Cotonou Agreement could equally help with the implementation of the Addis Ababa Agreement;

R. whereas South Sudan has not yet acceded to the Cotonou Agreement, with the Government of South Sudan voicing concerns about potential implications for its relations with the Republic of the Sudan; whereas accession to the Cotonou Agreement would not oblige South Sudan to accede immediately to the Rome Statute; whereas this reluctance to accede to the Cotonou Agreement is leading to problems in programming EU aid from 2014 onwards under the 11th European Development Fund, which could potentially result in South Sudan losing out, n ...[+++]ot only in terms of national allocations, but also with a view to regional funds and substantial European Investment Bank (EIB) resources which would enhance its infrastructure and regional economic integration; whereas by ratifying the Cotonou Agreement, South Sudan could also increase its capacity to attract European private sector investments; whereas the additional financial facilities to which South Sudan could have access following accession to the Cotonou Agreement could equally help with the implementation of the Addis Ababa Agreement;