Traduction de «rééquilibrage de l'économie mondiale » (Français → Anglais) :

15. Stresses that countries with huge export surpluses need to revive their internal economies and strengthen internal demand, and that coordinated policies at global level are needed to curb the heavy imbalances in the world economy; underlines that these imbalances are sources of the current crises; welcomes, therefore, the agreement of the G20 to reform the global architecture by rebalancing the world’s economy between debt-laden countries and export powerhouses; supports the idea that over‑consuming countries, such as the US, should rely more on saving and those countries hoarding big surpluses, such as China and Germany, should r ...[+++]ely more on developing their internal economies;

The Commission has recently highlighted a new policy agenda designed to reinforce the EU’s capacity to compete in a global economy marked by the growing fragmentation and complexity of the process of production and supply chains and the growth of major new economic actors, particularly in Asia ( Global Europe: Competing in the World ).

Nevertheless, in the decade since the 1994 Agreement on Anti-Dumping and the last major reform of EU trade defence instruments, there have been far-reaching changes in the global economy and in the structure of the EU economy.

34. Underlines, in view of the global rebalancing of power after 11 September, the priority attached by the parties to reinvigorating the UN system and the strengthening of the Economic and Social Council (§59);

However, their integration in the world economy requires, by necessity, more investment and the transfer of technology to allow endogenous development.

(NL) Mr President, Commissioner, by way of conclusion, I should like to say that the purport of the forthcoming Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation is to further adjust the regulating effect of world trade, and that this conference offers us a chance to give the world economy a considerable boost by commencing a new trade round.