Traduction de «Séminaire sur l'intégration des réfugiés en Europe » (Français → Anglais) :

44. Observes that the recent EU enlargements have added close to one hundred minority population groups to the fifty or so which existed when there were 15 EU countries, and stresses that because of the low percentage of resident immigrants, refugees and foreign nationals from third countries and the more visible presence of indigenous "traditional" minorities in Central and Eastern European Member States, migration and integration policies have been h ...[+++]ived off there from policies on minorities;

16. Therefore calls on the Serbian Government to pursue its efforts to implement the Sarajevo Declaration, including by adopting a clear legal framework covering, inter alia , the right to return to the place of origin and the right to property compensation; urges the EU, its Member States and the international community to remain committed to upholding the rights of refugees, and to provide continuing support to the countries in question, including by earmarking sufficient financial resources to that end; emphasises that the integration or resettlement of IDPs and refugees should not significantly alter the original ethnic balance of ...[+++]an area or region; in this respect, draws attention to the Council of Europe's Framework Convention of 1 February 1995 on the Protection of Minorities;

16. Therefore calls on the Serbian Government to pursue its efforts to implement the Sarajevo Declaration, including by adopting a clear legal framework covering, inter alia , the right to return to the place of origin and the right to property compensation; urges the EU, its Member States and the international community to remain committed to upholding the rights of refugees, and to provide continuing support to the countries in question, including by earmarking sufficient financial resources to that end; emphasises that the integration or resettlement of IDPs and refugees should not significantly alter the original ethnic balance of ...[+++]an area or region; in this respect, draws attention to the Council of Europe's Framework Convention of 1 February 1995 on the Protection of Minorities;

15. Therefore calls on the Serbian Government to pursue its efforts to implement the Sarajevo Declaration, including by adopting a clear legal framework covering, inter alia, the right to return to the place of origin and the right to property compensation; urges the EU, its Member States and the international community to remain committed to upholding the rights of refugees, and to provide continuing support to the countries in question, including by earmarking sufficient financial resources to that end; emphasises that the integration or resettlement of IDPs and refugees should not significantly alter the original ethnic balance of a ...[+++]n area or region; in this respect, draws attention to the Council of Europe's Framework Convention on the Protection of Minorities (1995);

* An equal interest in helping to promote economic growth and diversification, reduce poverty and unemployment and improved living standards for the Iraqi population. A functioning, competitive and diversified market economy, the reconstruction of Iraq's infrastructure, particularly the inter-connection of Iraq's transport network with the pan-European transport corridors, and Iraq's economic integration into its region will help improve the distribution of wealth in the country, reduce Iraq's susceptibility to external shocks and dev ...[+++]elop the potential for mutually beneficial EU-Iraq trade and investment, human and cultural ties. Stability and greater prosperity should also facilitate the voluntary return of Iraqi refugees in Europe, strengthening social and professional ties between EU countries and Iraq.

* An equal interest in helping to promote economic growth and diversification, reduce poverty and unemployment and improved living standards for the Iraqi population. A functioning, competitive and diversified market economy, the reconstruction of Iraq's infrastructure, particularly the inter-connection of Iraq's transport network with the pan-European transport corridors, and Iraq's economic integration into its region will help improve the distribution of wealth in the country, reduce Iraq's susceptibility to external shocks and dev ...[+++]elop the potential for mutually beneficial EU-Iraq trade and investment, human and cultural ties. Stability and greater prosperity should also facilitate the voluntary return of Iraqi refugees in Europe, strengthening social and professional ties between EU countries and Iraq.