Traduction de «Commission centraméricaine d'intégration économique » (Français → Anglais) :

[4] The Commission has outlined the nature and the advantages of a deep and comprehensive Free Trade Agreement in its Communications on “strengthening the ENP” of 4 December 2006 - COM(2006)726 - and on “a strong ENP” of 5 December 2007 - COM(2007) 774 - and, in particular, in its non-paper on the “ENP — a path towards further economic integration”, see [http ...]

take carefully into account the fact that the joint EU-Central American assessment of Central America's economic integration highlights a number of important practical conclusions to be drawn at the operational level (as regards the institutional framework, economic integration, the customs union, technical barriers to trade, the rules on sanitary and phytosanitary measures, regional liberalisation of services and investment, public procurement, intellectual property rights and the geographic information system, competition, and the trade defence instrument) so as to strengthen, develop, and comp ...[+++]lete the Central American customs union and the common internal market, which are essential in order to negotiate and establish a genuine FTA encompassing the two regions;

Changes are taking place in the region, a region – as we all know – plagued with difficult structural and economic situations, serious ones, but there are undoubtedly encouraging signs; there is a shared will amongst the Presidents of the region to move forward pragmatically in the field of economic integration; there is a new stage for the Central American Bank for Economic Integration, which I believe to be very hopeful; there are plans for the reform of the integration institutions, in particular fairly thorough reforms of the C ...[+++]entral American Parliament and, in this regard, the European Union’s presence and voice must contribute to demonstrating clearly that we do not just indulge in diplomacy when there are situations of conflict, but that we apply the same effort and the same sense of priority which was put into decisively assisting the peace processes in the region, that we still have the will and the determination to aim at improving the political, economic and social situation in a region so devastated by historical and current problems.

48. Emphasises that the New strategy should contain measures to ensure that the integration process in Latin America receives resolute encouragement and momentum and to facilitate economic, commercial, social, regional and bi-regional exchanges in response to the challenges thrown up by globalisation; welcomes in this regard, the example set by the Central American Bank for Economic Integration as a multilateral bank for integration and regional development in Central America;

48. Emphasises that the strategy should contain measures to ensure that the integration process in Latin America receives resolute encouragement and momentum and to facilitate economic, commercial, social, regional and bi-regional exchanges in response to the challenges thrown up by globalisation; in this regard, welcomes the example set by the Central American Bank for Economic Integration as a multilateral bank for integration and regional development in Central America;

1. The present Convention shall be open for signature at the United Nations Office at Geneva from 13 to 16 November 1979 on the occasion of the High-Level Meeting within the framework of the Economic Commission for Europe on the Protection of the Environment, by the member States of the Economic Commission for Europe as well as States having consultative status with the Economic Commission for Europe, pursuant to paragraph 8 of Economic and Social Council Resolution 36 (IV) of 28 March 1947, and by regional economic ...[+++] integration organizations, constituted by sovereign States, members of the Economic Commission for Europe, which have competence in respect of the negotiation, conclusion and application of international agreements in matters covered by the present Convention.