Traduction de «accord de développement en commun » (Français → Anglais) :

37. Recommends that the public authorities concerned at national, regional and local level act to promote strategic projects for coastal tourism under their cooperation programmes, providing technical assistance for the preparation of projects, making available suitable levels of funding for such actions and prioritising the use of Structural Funds for developing sustainable, environmentally-friendly tourism in coastal regions, for both Convergence and Competitiveness and Employment areas; in this connection, believes that special attention should be paid to operations aimed at developing communications and IT;

37. Recommends that the public authorities concerned at national, regional and local level act to promote strategic projects for coastal tourism under their cooperation programmes, providing technical assistance for the preparation of projects, making available suitable levels of funding for such actions and prioritising the use of Structural Funds for developing sustainable, environmentally-friendly tourism in coastal regions, for both Convergence and Competitiveness and Employment areas; in this connection, believes that special attention should be paid to operations aimed at developing communications and IT;

37. Recommends that the public authorities concerned at national, regional and local level act to promote strategic projects for coastal tourism under their cooperation programmes, providing technical assistance for the preparation of projects, making available suitable levels of funding for such actions and prioritising the use of Structural Funds for developing sustainable, environmentally-friendly tourism in coastal regions, for both Convergence and Competitiveness and Employment areas; in this connection, special attention should be paid to operations aimed at developing communications and IT;

11. Welcomes the longer-term aim of establishing a neighbourhood-wide free trade area, as developed in the Commission’s communication; supports the negotiation of bilateral deep free trade agreements between the EU and the respective ENP country, which should, in line with the implementation of regulatory reforms, go beyond tariffs and encompass services and the protection of investments; stresses that social and environmental impact assessments must be taken into account when these agreements are negotiated; regrets that the EU has not hitherto considered it possible to open up its market to products which the ne ...[+++]ighbourhood countries are in a particularly good position to supply at competitive prices and which are of a quality that meets EU standards;

The Commission's three most recent communications concern respectively a general strategy for on the creation of a Common Aviation Area with the EU's neighbours and launching targeted negotiations to achieve global agreement ("Developing the agenda for the Community's external aviation policy", COM (2005) 79 final) for which our colleague Mr El Kadraoui is rapporteur; and two communications on respectively a civil aviation policy towards China (COM (2005) 78 final) and a framework for developing relations with Russia in the field of air transport (COM(2005) 77 final).

Consequently, enhancing CIP cooperation beyond the EU through such measures as sector specific memoranda of understanding (e.g. on the development of common standards, undertaking joint CIP related studies, identification of common types of threats and exchanging best-practices on protection measures) and encouraging the raising of CIP standards outside of the EU should therefore be an important element of EPCIP.