Traduction de «carrefour export débouchés par secteur » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Notes that China will have market economy status in 2016, and calls on the Commission to propose ways of retaining trade defence mechanisms after 2016, if appropriate, including for innovative European SMEs; calls on China to meet its WTO commitments by permitting full market access for goods and services and freedom of investment; calls for an EU-China trade policy that facilitates cooperation and the socio-economic development of both parties; believes that both sides face challenges as well as great opportunities; stresses that the demand surge in emerging economies provides a chance for the EU to reap the benefits of globalisation by further stepping up exports of goods ...[+++]and services to new markets; emphasises the need for positive reciprocity, in particular as regards public procurement; considers it regrettable that China continues to resort to various non-tariff barriers which severely limit the presence of European companies on the Chinese market and which generate costs for European firms and deprive them of commercial outlets; stresses that access to a number of key sectors remains limited owing to investment restrictions taking the form of shareholding ceilings in strategic areas;

It is necessary to develop new products and services and find new ways to reduce inputs, minimise waste, improve management of resource stocks, change consumption patterns, optimise production processes, management and business methods, and improve logistics. This will help stimulate technological innovation, boost employment in the fast developing 'green technology' sector, sustain EU trade, including by opening up new export markets, and benefit consumers through more sustainable products.

In the event of higher imports and lower exports a downward pressure on domestic prices is expected, with negative effect on producer revenues, speeding up the on-going restructuring of the agricultural sector, as less efficient farmers exit the sector, which in turn creates opportunities for the most efficient ones.

13. Recognises that it is necessary for the Hong Kong Ministerial Conference to lay the foundations for an ambitious agreement on trade in services, enhancing, on the one hand, market access for EU service providers, and safeguarding, on the other, the ability of all WTO members, in accordance with the GATS Agreement, to regulate their services sectors; notes that the EU has a strong interest in expanding export opportunities for service providers; considers that substantive progress must be made in this field, with an exception for ...[+++] health, education and audiovisual services;

13. Recognises that it is necessary for the Hong Kong Ministerial Conference to lay the foundations for an ambitious agreement on trade in services, enhancing, on one hand, market access for EU service providers, and safeguarding, on the other, the ability of all WTO members, in accordance with the GATS Agreement, to regulate their services sectors; notes that the EU has a strong interest in expanding export opportunities for service providers; considers that substantive progress has to be made in this field, with an exception for h ...[+++]ealth, education and audiovisual services;

The work carried out in the productive sectors has helped boost productivity and has brought supply into line with outlets both locally and on export markets; this is particularly true of agriculture and agri-foodstuffs, where considerable sums of money have been spent on modernising traditional industries (bananas, sugar cane, sugar and rum), both to keep them in existence and to achieve the diversification which helps improve the self-sufficiency of the local market.