Traduction de «Répartition géographique du commerce extérieur » (Français → Anglais) :

10. Recognises the essential role of the EEAS (including its Delegations and EU Special Representatives) in assisting the VP/HR in pursuing a more strategic, coherent and consistent political approach to the Union‘s external action; affirms its intention to continue monitoring the geographic and gender balance of staff in the EEAS, including in senior positions, and to assess whether the appointment of Member State diplomats as Heads of Delegation and other key positions is in the interests of the Union, not solely of their Member States; stresses the importance of having a fully functional and efficient EEAS and of strengthening relat ...[+++]ions between the EEAS, the Commission and the Member States with a view to achieving synergies in the effective implementation of external action and in delivering a single EU message on key political issues;

B. whereas the link between trade on one hand and development and the eradication of poverty on the other is extremely complex and depends on particular circumstances which very often have to do with many factors, such as the size of the domestic market, natural resources, distances and physical conditions, and, in particular, on whether or not domestic policies interact well with external trade,

B. whereas the link between trade on one hand and the eradication of poverty and development on the other is extremely complex and depends on particular circumstances which very often have to do with many factors, such as the size of the domestic market, the natural resources endowments, distances and physical conditions, but in particular with the relevance of domestic policies interacting correctly or not with external trade,

The U.S. now accounts for more than two-thirds of inward FDI and just a little more than half of the outward FDI. [English] The geographic distribution of Mexican trade is similar to that of Canada's. Slide seven shows they also depend heavily on the United States market, with more than 88% of Mexican exports going to the United States.

An appropriate balance should continue to be struck in the geographical distribution of the Union's external commitments, taking account of the Union's policy commitments, political priorities and countries with the greatest need.

An appropriate balance should continue to be struck in the geographical distribution of the Union's external commitments, taking account of the Union's policy commitments, political priorities and countries with the greatest need.