Traduction de «pays voisins prêtent » (Français → Anglais) :

neighbouring state | adjacent state

New Neighbours Initiative

WIPO/ASBU Seminar on copyright and neighbouring rights for Arab countries

transit neighbour

transit neighbour

50. Emphasises the importance of Jordan and Lebanon as stable partners in the Middle East; recalls that these two countries are facing an increasing wave of refugees which poses huge socio-economic challenges; commends the continued assistance of neighbouring countries to refugees from Iraq and Syria; urges the EU leadership to initiate a global effort, including on the part of regional powers, to massively increase humanitarian assistance for civilians affected by the conflict in Syria and Iraq and IS violence, in particular with a view to supporting refugees and providing direct financial support to all countries in the region which ...[+++] host refugees in order to foster social integration and avoid marginalisation;

48. Emphasises the importance of Jordan and Lebanon as stable partners in the Middle East; recalls that these two countries are facing an increasing wave of refugees which poses huge socio-economic challenges; commends the continued assistance of neighbouring countries to refugees from Iraq and Syria; urges the EU leadership to initiate a global effort, including on the part of regional powers, to massively increase humanitarian assistance for civilians affected by the conflict in Syria and Iraq and IS violence, in particular with a view to supporting refugees and providing direct financial support to all countries in the region which ...[+++] host refugees in order to foster social integration and avoid marginalisation;

The foreign support for decades-long partnerships with civil society and humanitarian organizations accessing Burma from across borders and assisting refugees in neighbouring countries is undergoing a dramatic and deliberate withdrawal by some donor states.

However, I guess our view continues to be that there is not a fundamental incompatibility with their sense of their need and potential in reaching out to their neighbours, including the Islamic world, and their continued sense of their own western vocation.