Traduction de «Partenariat euro-méditerranéen » (Français → Anglais) :

Union for the Mediterranean [ Barcelona Process | Euromed | Euro-Mediterranean partnership | UfM [acronym] ]

Barcelona Process | EuroMed Partnership | Euro-Mediterranean Partnership

indicative programme concerning financial and technical measures to accompany the reform of economic and social structures in the framework of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership | MEDA indicative programme [Abbr.]

Euromed intermediate Bridge Project

NGO International Workshop on Partners in the Framework of the Implementation of the Convention to Combat Desertification in the Euro-Mediterranean Basin

Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council [ EAPC ]

Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council [ EAPC | NACC | North Atlantic Cooperation Council ]

Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Insular Coastal Dynamics [ ICoD | Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Marine Contamination Hazards ]

1. While acknowledging certain improvements, deplores the fact that the Euro-Mediterranean partnership's main objectives are still far from being achieved; stresses that the success of this process, and of the FTA in particular, which could contribute to peace, prosperity and security in the entire region, requires a sustained and convergent effort from all parties and greater involvement of civil society and of the people on both shores of the Mediterranean;

23. Takes the view that the FTA should be complemented by the phased introduction, subject to conditions, of free movement for workers, while taking account of the situation on the European employment market and current thinking in the international community on the links between migration and development; regards it as a matter of urgency to establish legal and administrative procedures to facilitate the granting of visas, in particular for the stakeholders in the Euro-Mediterranean partnership, students, university staff and socio-economic players; stresses that it is important and necessary to reduce the cost of transfers of remitta ...[+++]nces by migrant workers so as to maximise their use in the local economy;

1. Regrets the fact that the Euro-Mediterranean partnership’s main objectives of commonly shared and peaceful development of the region are still far from being achieved; stresses that the success of this process requires sustained and convergent efforts by all parties, and in particular also a revision of the goal of a Free Trade Agreement by 2010, in the light of the SEMCs' growing food insecurity, increasing desertification and environmental stress in the entire Mediterranean basin and the lack of sustainable economic progress in terms of trade liberalisation in most SEMCs, and a greater involvement of civil society and of the people ...[+++] on both shores of the Mediterranean;

16. Observes that some of the countries participating in the Barcelona Process: Union for the Mediterranean were not part of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership; calls on the Council, the Commission and all the States participating in the Barcelona Process: Union for the Mediterranean to establish, in this connection, a cohesive framework of relations geared to economic and regional integration between the EU and all the countries of the Mediterranean basin; calls on the Council and the Commission to ensure that all member countries of the Union for the Mediterranean are able to access the regional programmes already provided for under ...[+++]the Euro-Mediterranean partnership;