Traduction de «Diplomazia » (Italien → Anglais) :

citizen diplomacy | track 2 diplomacy | track two diplomacy

discreet diplomacy | quiet diplomacy

climate change diplomacy | climate diplomacy

diplomatic relations [ diplomacy | diplomatic recognition | Diplomacy(ECLAS) ]

Alumni networks of international education programmes should be used as a valuable instrument of soft diplomacy, to influence and engage new audiences in a way that advances the interests of individual Member States or the EU, and the Commission will work with Member States to identify best practice.

In addition to important social aspects, distortions of competition resulting from the EU’s external relations require a strong international diplomacy effort to protect businesses and consumers from existing distortions that affect imports and exports.

Stresses the need for coordinated external actions that make use of diplomatic, security and development tools to restore confidence and tackle the challenges of wars, internal conflicts, insecurity, fragility and transition.

3. Acknowledges the importance of acting against climate change and the potential stability and security threat it poses, as well as the importance of climate diplomacy, with a view to the Paris Climate Conference; calls on the European External Action Service (EEAS) to step up diplomacy on climate policy goals in order to build support for a comprehensive, ambitious, transparent, dynamic and legally binding agreement to limit global warming to 2°C; stresses, in accordance with the climate and international obligations and the principles of the UNFCCC, the importance of the EU as an important player in climate diplomacy, and emphasises ...[+++] the need to speak with one voice; calls in this context for the enhancement of the intra-European dialogue with a view to coming up with common position, in particular in regard to the key points of negotiations; calls on the Member States to coordinate their positions in this regard with those of the EU; underlines that the EU and the Member States have an enormous foreign policy capacity, and must show leadership in the area of climate diplomacy and mobilise this network in order to find common ground on the main topics to be agreed on in Paris, namely mitigation, adaptation, finance, technology development and transfer, transparency of action and support, and capacity-building; calls on the parties involved in the environmental aspects of EU trade negotiations, and especially the ongoing Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations, to take account of the conclusions of the Paris Climate Conference;