Traduction de «Direction générale de la coopération au développement » (Français → Anglais) :

“Over the past two decades, Luxembourg development cooperation has contributed to a number of programs in Tunisia, mainly in the fields of education and professional training, with the objective to support the development of this country through the achievement of social progress.

The Regulation emphasises that the Community's development cooperation policy is guided by the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and that the “European Consensus” provides the general framework for action by the Community on development matters.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Erik DERYCKE State Secretary for Cooperation and Development Denmark: M Poul NIELSON Minister for Development Cooperation Germany: Mr Carl-Dieter SPRANGER Minister for Economic Cooperation Greece: Mr Athanassios THEODORAKIS Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spain: Mr José Luis DICENTA BALLESTER State Secretary for International Cooperation and Latin America France: Mr Bernard DEBRE Minister for Cooperation Irela ...[+++]nd: Mr Tom KITT Minister of State for European Affairs and Overseas Development Aid Italy: Mr Franco ROCHETTA State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Luxembourg: Mr Georges WOHLFART State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Cooperation Netherlands: Mr Jan PRONK Minister for Development Cooperation Portugal: Mr José Manuel BRIOSA E GALA State Secretary for Cooperation United Kingdom: Baroness Lynda CHALKER Minister for Overseas Development - + - Commission: Mr Manuel MARIN Vice-President Representatives from the four acceding countries attended as observers: Norway: Ms Kari NORDHEIM-LARSEN Minister for Development Cooperation Austria: Mr Hans BRUNMAYR Deputy Head of the Mission of Austria to the European Union Finland: Mr Heikki HAAVISTO Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Mauri EGGERT Deputy State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Sweden: Mr Pierre SCHORI Minister with special responsibility for Development Cooperation DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION POLICY IN THE RUN-UP TO 2000 - FOOD SECURITY - COUNCIL RESOLUTION I. INTRODUCTION 1 .

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Erik DERYCKE Minister for Foreign Affairs and State Secretary for Cooperation and Development Denmark: Mr Poul NIELSON Minister for Development Cooperation Germany: Mr Wighard HÄRDTL State Secretary for Development Cooperation Greece: Mr Athanassios THEODORAKIS Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spain: Mr José Luis DICENTA BALLESTER State Secretary for International Cooperation and Latin America France: Mr Jacque ...[+++]s GODFRAIN Minister with responsibility for Cooperation Ireland: Mrs Joan BURTON Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs with special responsibility for ODA Italy: Mr Emanuele SCAMMACCA State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Luxembourg: Mr Georges WOHLFART State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Cooperation Netherlands: Mr Jan PRONK Minister for Development Cooperation Austria: Mrs Benita FERRERO - WALDNER State Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Portugal: Mr José Manuel BRIOSA e GALA State Secretary for Cooperation Finland: Mr Pekka HAAVISTO Minister for the Environment and Development Cooperation Sweden: Mr Pierre SCHORI Minister with special responsibility for Development Cooperation United Kingdom: Baroness Lynda CHALKER Minister for Overseas Development Commission Ms Emma BONINO Member Mr João de Deus PINHEIRO Member DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION UP TO 2000 In the context of the follow-up to the declaration of 18 November 1992 on development cooperation up to 2000, the Council held a wide-ranging discussion on the following three topics: - complementarity between the development policies and actions of the Union and of its Member States; - consistency between the various Community policies; - operational coordination.

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS PRESIDENT : Ms Joan BURTON Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs with special responsibility for Overseas Development Aid and at the Department of Justice of Ireland The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium : Mr Réginald MOREELS State Secretary for Development Cooperation, attached to the Prime Minister Denmark : Mr Poul NIELSON Minister for Development Cooperation Germany : Mr Wighard HÄRDTL State Secretary, Federal Ministry of Economic ...[+++] Cooperation and Development Greece : Mr Stylianos PERRAKIS Secretary General for Community Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spain : Mr Fernando VILLALONGA State Secretary for International Cooperation and Latin America France : Mr Jacques GODFRAIN Minister attached to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, with responsibility for Cooperation Mr Xavier EMMANUELLI State Secretary to the Prime Minister, with responsibility for Emergency Humanitarian Measures Ireland : Ms Joan BURTON Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs with special responsibility for ODA and at the Department of Justice Italy : Mr Rino SERRI State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Luxembourg : Mr Jean-Jacques KASEL Ambassador, Permanent Representative Netherlands : Mr Jan PRONK Minister for Development Cooperation Austria : Mr Georg LENNKH Director General for Development Cooperation at the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs Portugal : Mr José LAMEGO State Secretary for Cooperation Finland : Mr Pekka HAAVISTO Minister for the Environment and Development Cooperation Sweden : Mr Mats KARLSON State Secretary for Cooperation and Development United Kingdom : Baroness Lynda CHALKER Minister for Overseas Development Commission Ms Emma BONINO Member Mr João de Deus PINHEIRO Member Also participated : Mr Aldo AJELLO European Union Special Envoy to the Great Lakes Region For the international organizations Mr Yasushi AKASHI Under-Secretary General of the Departm ...

Jacques Delors Secretariat General Forward Studies Unit Inspectorate-General Legal Service Monetary Matters Spokesman's Service Joint Interpreting and Conference Service Security Office Henning Christophersen Economic and financial affairs Monetary matters (in agreement with President Delors) Credit and investments Statistical Office Manuel Marin Cooperation and development - economic cooperation with the countries of the Southern Mediterranean, the Middle East, the Near East, Latin America and Asia - Lomé Convention European Community Humanitarian Aid Office Martin Bangemann Industrial affairs Information and telecommunications technolo ...[+++]gy Sir Leon Brittan External economic affairs (North America, Japan, China, Commonwealth of Independent States, Europe, including Central and Eastern Europe) Commercial Policy Abel Matutes Energy and Euratom Supply Agence Transport Peter Schmidhuber Budgets Financial control Fraud prevention Cohesion Fund: coordination and management Christiane Scrivener Customs and indirect taxation Direct taxation Consumer policy Bruce Millan Regional policy Relations with the Committee of the Regions Karel Van Miert Competition Personnel and administration policy, translation and informatics Hans van den Broek External political relations Common foreign and security policy Enlargement negotiations (Task Force) João Deus de Pinheiro Relations with the European Parliament Internal relations with Member States with regard to openness, communication and information Culture and Audiovisual Office for official publications Padraig Flynn Social affairs and employment Relations with the Economic and Social Committee Questions linked to immigration, internal and judicial affairs Antonio Ruberti Science, research and development Joint Research Centre Human resources, education, training and youth René Steichen Agriculture and rural development Ioannis Paleokrassas Environment, nuclear safety and civil protection Fisheries Raniero Vanni d'Archirafi Instituti ...