Traduction de «Attention partagée » (Français → Anglais) :

23. Expresses its concern at the lack of shared understanding of the essence of cooperation between the EU and the EaP countries; notes with concern that the EU is frequently seen as a donor and partner countries as beneficiaries, while all should perform a double role; warns that this kind of public perception might create unrealistic expectations among the societies of the Eastern Partners;

21. Stresses the importance of including European programmes when planning the controls carried out by SAIs, paying particular attention to shared management, with national parliaments having a key role to play in this context in being able to ask their respective SAIs to carry out audits on European funds and programmes; notes that by institutionalising and regularising this control, its results could be presented once a year to the national parliament;

8. Stresses the commitments by the HR/VP and the Commission within the Joint Communication on a Partnership for Democracy and shared Prosperity with the Southern Mediterranean to further support democratic transformation and civil society in response to the current historic developments in the region; calls therefore on the HR/VP, the Council and the Commission to support the legitimate aspirations and political expectations of the Syrian population and to stop pressing to conclude the EU-Syria association agreement following the violent repression; is of the opinion that the conclusion of such agreement should depend on the capacity of the Syrian authorities to carry out expected democratic reforms with special regard to the ...[+++]pertinence of the reforms undertaken;

Citizens in the Western Balkans do not have a clear picture of what is required to bring their countries closer to the EU and public opinion often oscillates between high expectations and pessimistic perceptions of their European future.

- Development of shared information management tools and models to facilitate the efficient integration of diverse emergency and management services with attention to inter alia: organisational structures, inter-organisational co-ordination and communication; distributed architectures and human factors.

It is of the utmost importance for us, as Europe, to try to use this large coalition to exert pressure so that we continue to operate multilaterally: making enormous investments in new technologies and then winding up with too little funding, attention and energy to help fight poverty in the world is, of course, ultimately not the most effective way of achieving shared security.