Traduction de «Réforme des quotes-parts » (Français → Anglais) :

5. Welcomes the reform of the IMF quota share; believes that the Member States of the European Union should cumulate their voting share and have a single representation at the IMF;

46. Considers, consequently, that any opening up of the markets between the EU and the SEMCs must be gradual, quality-oriented and measured and take into account the farm structures, agricultural policies and reforms pursued on either side of the Mediterranean; stresses the fact, moreover, that negotiations on access to markets cannot under any circumstances be conducted globally, but rather on a case-by-case and product-by-product basis, and must take account of the need for protection in the case of 'sensitive' products, which should be excluded from any full liberalisation in order to prevent local producers from suffering irreparabl ...[+++]e damage;

46. Considers, consequently, that any opening-up of the markets between the European Union and the SEMC must be gradual, quality-oriented and measured and take into account the farm structures, agricultural policies and reforms pursued on either side of the Mediterranean; stresses the fact, moreover, that negotiations on access to markets cannot under any circumstances be conducted globally, but rather on a case-by-case and product-by-product basis, and must take account of the need for protection in the case of 'sensitive' products, which should be excluded from any full liberalisation in order to prevent local producers from suffering ...[+++] irreparable damage;

6. Considers, consequently, that any opening-up of the markets between the European Union and the SEMC must be gradual, quality-orientated and measured and take into account the farm structures, agriculture policies and reforms pursued on either side of the Mediterranean; stresses the fact, moreover, that negotiations on access to markets cannot under any circumstances be conducted globally, but rather on a case-by-case and product-by-product basis, and must take account of the need for protection in the case of 'sensitive' products, which should be excluded from any full liberalisation in order to prevent local producers from suffering ...[+++] irreparable damage;

The objective of the Dialogue is to help European industry increase its presence in Japan and Japanese industry to widen its operations here in Europe, as well as further improve regulatory reform on both sides.

All sides have accepted that this will require a process of reform by the Palestinian Authority itself.