Traduction de «Part du commerce visée par une mesure » (Français → Anglais) :

35. Recalls that the Aid for Trade strategy is aimed at supporting poor and vulnerable countries in developing the basic economic infrastructure and tools they need to harness trade as an engine of economic growth and development; welcomes the Commission’s statements that the EU has already met its target of committing EUR 2 billion to trade-related assistance (TRA) by 2010, since total support for TRA from the EU and its Member States reached EUR 2.15 billion in 2008 (EUR 1.14 billion from the Member States and EUR 1.01 billion from ...[+++] the EU), and notes that important results have also been achieved in respect of the wider Aid for Trade Agenda – including transport and energy, the productive sectors and trade-related adjustment; calls on the Commission, nevertheless, to present detailed information (including figures) on the budget lines used to finance trade-related assistance and Aid for Trade;

35. Recalls that the Aid for Trade strategy is aimed at supporting poor and vulnerable countries in developing the basic economic infrastructure and tools they need to harness trade as an engine of economic growth and development; welcomes the Commission's statements that the EU has already met its target of committing EUR 2 billion to trade-related assistance (TRA) by 2010, since total support for TRA from the EU and its Member States reached EUR 2.15 billion in 2008 (EUR 1.14 billion from the Member States and EUR 1.01 billion from ...[+++] the EU), and notes that important results have also been achieved in respect of the wider Aid for Trade Agenda – including transport and energy, the productive sectors and trade-related adjustment; calls on the Commission, nevertheless, to present detailed information (including figures) on the budget lines used to finance trade-related assistance and Aid for Trade;

9. Recalls that the Aid for Trade strategy is aimed at supporting poor and vulnerable countries in developing the basic economic infrastructure and tools they need to harness trade as an engine of economic growth and development; welcomes the statements by the Commission that the EU has already met the target to commit EUR 2 billion to Trade Related Assistance (TRA) by 2010, as the total support for TRA from the EU and its Member States reached EUR 2.15 billion in 2008 (EUR 1.14 billion from Member States and EUR ...[+++] 1.01 billion from the EU) and important results have also been achieved in the wider Aid for Trade Agenda – including transport and energy, the productive sectors and trade-related adjustment; calls on the Commission, nevertheless, to present detailed information (including figures) on the budget lines which are used for financing trade-related assistance and Aid for Trade;

On the one hand, our strategy on gateways and trade corridors is mainly to see the tools we have and, on the other hand, to identify areas of congestion blocking the smooth flow or our trade.

In the case of EU enlargement, a supplier can only be considered a principal supplier if its share of MFN trade in the product is greater than the EU share (here too, contractual preferential trade is excluded).

Intra-Community trade expansion was greatly fuelled by trade in high-tech products which saw an increase as high as 20% in 1988. The two groups of industrial products that can be singled out as having provided an important positive contribution to the EC's improved real trade balance with the rest of the world are machinery and chemical products. The improvement in the EC's real trade balance in the period 1980 to 1988, can be broken down into three elements as follows: firstly, a deterioration of the real balance with Japan, secondly, a stable balance with the Newly Industrialized Countries in Asia and, thirdly, an improvement of that w ...[+++]ith the rest of the world, particularly the US.