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Press release - European Commission proposes signature and conclusion of EU-Canada trade deal Factsheet - CETA - an EU free trade deal fit for the 21st century Press release - Fair Taxation: The Commission sets out next steps to increase tax transparency and tackle tax abuse Factsheet - Questions and Answers on measures to increase tax transparency and tackle tax abuse Press release - Commission strengthens transparency rules to tackle terrorism financing, tax avoidance and money laundering Factsheet - Questions and Answers: Anti-money Laundering Directive Press release - Commission signs agreement with industry on cybersecurity and ste ...[+++]ps up efforts to tackle cyber-threats Factsheet - Commission boosts cybersecurity industry and steps up efforts to tackle cyber-threats Press release - New proposals to improve the EU's support for security and development in partner countries Factsheet - Questions and Answers: Commission proposes measures in support of security and development in partner countries Video – Press conference by Commissioner Malmström on the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) Video – Press conference by Commissioners Moscovici and Jourová on the fight against terrorism financing, money laundering and tax evasion Agenda of the meeting (FR) Minutes of the meeting Photos of the meeting

38. Stresses the need to strengthen Ukrainian civil society so that it can advise and support the authorities in delivering the promised reforms and act as an effective watchdog and whistle-blower; welcomes the effective cooperation between the expert community and the Verkhovna Rada in the reform process and implementation of the AA/DCFTA; commends the fact that the Verkhovna Rada’s priorities are shaped by a comprehensive dialogue with civil society; calls for a stronger approach for raising awareness in the business community, especially among small and medium-sized enterprises, of the specific opportunities that the AA/DCFTA provides; invites other state institutions to partne ...[+++]r with civil society, as the implementation of the AA/DCFTA needs genuine support and acceptance by society, which can be achieved only through dialogue and an exchange of views;

62. Notes that high unemployment, particularly among young people, lack of free access to information, social exclusion and poverty, and lack of protection of minority rights, combined with low political and socio-economic participation of women, poor governance and high levels of corruption, are root causes of instability, and demands engagement beyond the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Areas (DCFTAs); notes that the mere prospect of trade deals and free trade agreements no longer provides a sufficiently effective lever to strengthen our partnership with the neighbourhood, in the southern Mediterranean countries in particular; note ...[+++]s the lack of regional economic cooperation between the EU’s neighbouring countries, and calls for the establishment of sub-regional initiatives in order to increase trade among them;

60. Notes that high unemployment, particularly among young people, lack of free access to information, social exclusion and poverty, and lack of protection of minority rights, combined with low political and socio-economic participation of women, poor governance and high levels of corruption, are root causes of instability, and demands engagement beyond the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Areas (DCFTAs); notes that the mere prospect of trade deals and free trade agreements no longer provides a sufficiently effective lever to strengthen our partnership with the neighbourhood, in the southern Mediterranean countries in particular; note ...[+++]s the lack of regional economic cooperation between the EU’s neighbouring countries, and calls for the establishment of sub-regional initiatives in order to increase trade among them;

15. Acknowledges the difficulties faced by Turkey in concluding Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with third countries, which has negative effects on the Turkish economy by enabling unilateral preferential access to the Turkish market for the EU's FTA partners with which Turkey has not yet been able to sign FTAs; calls on the Commission and the Council to ensure that Turkey is included in the impact assessment studies of prospective FTAs between the EU and third countries and to further strengthen the transmission of information on the EU's position and the state of play of the FTA negotiations; encourages the Commission to take account, in ...[+++] the FTAs, of the CU between the EU and Turkey;

23. Emphasises the fact that bilateral and regional free trade agreements cannot provide complete answers to far-reaching market access; nevertheless, calls on the European Union to include systematically in its bilateral and regional trade agreements explicit provisions covering broad and open use of the Internet for trade in goods and services and unfettered information flows, such as to refrain from imposing or maintaining unnecessary barriers to information flows across borders, and by applying the principles of non-discriminatory, transparent and least trade-restrictive regulation to Internet transactions; supports the efforts mad ...[+++]e by the EU to establish cooperation dialogue on regulatory issues as part of its bilateral agreements with third country trading partners; calls on the EU institutions and Member States, upon reaching these agreements, to be prepared to contribute to this cooperation dialogue;