Traduction de «défense de s'agripper » (Français → Anglais) :

FAQs Factsheet European Defence Action Plan President Juncker Political Guidelines Global Strategy's Implementation Plan on Security and Defence Bratislava declaration and roadmap Evaluation Report on the Procurement Directive Guidance Note on Government to Government Sales and the application of the Procurement Directive The Evaluation Report on the Transfer Directive Recommendation on the harmonisation of the General Transfer Licence for armed forces under Directive 2009/43/EC (Transfers Licence) Recommendation on the harmonisation of the General Transfer Licence for recipients certified under Directive 2009/43/EC (Transfers Licence) R ...[+++]eport of the Advisory Expert Group on Cross-border Access for SMEs to Defence and Security Contracts

RECALLING that the common security and defence policy of the Union respects the obligations under the North Atlantic Treaty of those Member States which see their common defence realised in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, which remains the foundation of the collective defence of its members, and is compatible with the common security and defence policy established within that framework,

where the contract can be awarded only to a particular economic operator, for reasons connected with major preliminary investments related to defence equipment or technology, to unique specific defence facilities, or in order to ensure the security of supply in defence equipment or technology or in view of the need to further develop an innovative defence technology developed by such operator;

61. Regrets the fact that the US maintains a wide variety of discriminatory "Buy America" provisions to which others are also being added; more specifically, regrets that it is still difficult for European defence firms to do business in the US defence market and to acquire US defence-related technology, due to the absence of a genuine transatlantic "two-way street" in defence procurement and in the defence sector more generally; asks the US Congress to accept the reality of the transatlantic economy, even in security-related markets;

The European Defence Agency (the Agency), which should be subject to the Council's authority and open to participation by all Member States, will aim at developing defence capabilities in the field of crisis management, promoting and enhancing European armaments cooperation, strengthening the European defence industrial and technological base (DTIB) and creating a competitive European defence equipment market, as well as promoting, in liaison with the Community’s research activities where appropriate, research aimed at leadership in strategic technologies for future defence and security capabilities, thereby strengthening Europe's indust ...[+++]rial potential in this domain.

This agency will aim at developing defence capabilities in the field of crisis management, promoting and enhancing European armaments cooperation, strengthening the European defence industrial and technological base and creating a competitive European defence equipment market, as well as promoting, in liaison with the Community's research activities where appropriate, research aimed at leadership in strategic technologies for future defence and security capabilities, thereby strengthening Europe's industrial potential in this domain.