Translation of "Adult Education Association East and Central Africa " (English → French) :

The Université du Québec, the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, the Université du Québec à Rimouski, the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, the Université du Québec à Hull, Télé-Université, the Fédération des cégeps, the Chair of Socioeconomic Studies at the UQAM, the Institut national de recherches scientifiques, the Fédération autonome du collégial, the Conseil provincial du soutien universitaire, the Fédération des travailleurs du Québec, the Confédération des syndicats nationaux, the Centrale de l'enseignement du Québec, the Comité des jeunes-CEQ, the Comité national des jeunes-CSN, the Fédération nationale des enseignan ...[+++]tes et enseignants du Québec, the Fédération des associations étudiantes universitaires québécoises en éducation permanente, the Conseil pédagogique interdisciplinaire du Québec, the Union des artistes, the Fédération des professionnelles et professionnels universitaires, the Fédération des professionnelles et professionnels salariés et cadres du Québec, the Institut canadien d'éducation des adultes, the Société Saint-Jean Baptiste de Montréal, the Mouvement national des Québécoises et des Québécois, the Solidarité Populaire Québec, the Conseil permanent de la jeunesse du Québec, the Conseil national des jeunes du PQ, which is not included in the article but called us, the Conseil national des jeunes du Parti libéral du Québec also supports us, the Association de clubs d'entrepreneurs étudiants du Québec, the Regroupement Pont entre les générations, the Regroupement québécois des coopérateurs et coopératrices du travail, Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne, the Réseau Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi, the Mouvement d'éducation populaire et d'action communautaire du Québec, the Association québécoise de défense des droits des personnes retraitées et préretraitées, the Entreprise d'insertion Restaurant populaire, the Collectif des entreprises d'insertion du Québec, the Association des services de garde en milieu scolaire du Québec, the Fédération de ...

CBIE has worked in partnership with governments, educational institutions, and organizations in over 40 countries across central and eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the Americas.

With the associated Union’s contributions, the IAEA has indicated and implemented activities to support the efforts of recipient States in the Caucasus, Central Asia, South-Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean region in the Middle East, Africa and in the South East Asia region to strengthen nuclear security and the implementation of international safeguards in these countries.

With the associated contributions of the EU, the IAEA has initiated major activities to support efforts of the recipient States in Caucasus, Central Asia, South-eastern Europe and Balkan regions, and Northern Africa and the Mediterranean region in Middle East, to strengthen the nuclear security and the implementation of international safeguards in these countries.

6PREPARATION FOR THE EXTRAORDINARY EUROPEAN COUNCIL (Lisbon, 23/24 March 2000) PAGEREF _Toc475411479 \h 6STRENGTHENING OF EUROPEAN SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY PAGEREF _Toc475411480 \h 7CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PAGEREF _Toc475411481 \h 8COMMISSION REFORMS - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS PAGEREF _Toc475411482 \h 8WESTERN BALKANS - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS PAGEREF _Toc475411483 \h 9MIDDLE EAST PEACE PROCESS - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS PAGEREF _Toc475411484 \h 14RUSSIA - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS PAGEREF _Toc475411485 \h 15MEXICO - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS PAGEREF _Toc475411486 \h 16SOUTH AFRICA PAGEREF _Toc475411487 \h 16INDONESIA PAGEREF _Toc475411488 \h 16INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON THE HOLOCAUST PAGEREF _Toc475411489 \h 16OPENING OF ACCESSION NEGOTIATIONS WITH MALTA, ROMA ...[+++]NIA, SLOVAKIA, LATVIA, LITHUANIA AND BULGARIA PAGEREF _Toc475411490 \h 17ANNEX PAGEREF _Toc475411491 \h 19ITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATEEXTERNAL RELATIONS--Lomé Convention - conclusion of consultations with Comoros PAGEREF _Toc475411494 \h I--Restrictive measures against the Taliban PAGEREF _Toc475411495 \h I--Kosovo - financial assistance * PAGEREF _Toc475411496 \h I--Association with Estonia PAGEREF _Toc475411497 \h I--Association with Latvia PAGEREF _Toc475411498 \h II--Association with Lithuania PAGEREF _Toc475411499 \h II--Association with Bulgaria PAGEREF _Toc475411500 \h II--Relations with Russia PAGEREF _Toc475411501 \h II--European Economic Area - environment and sustainable development PAGEREF _Toc475411502 \h II--Prohibition of nuclear weapons in Latin America and the Caribbean PAGEREF _Toc475411503 \h IIITRADE QUESTIONS--Steel products / CCEE PAGEREF _Toc475411505 \h III--Steel products - Russian Federation and Ukraine PAGEREF _Toc475411506 \h III--Relations with Poland and Bulgaria PAGEREF _Toc475411507 \h IV--Anti-dumping : Croatia and Ukraine - seamless pipes and tubes of iron or non-alloy steel PAGEREF _Toc475411508 \h IV--Anti-dumping : China - dead-burned (sintered) magnesia PAGEREF _Toc475411509 \h IV--Vietnam : ...

The negotiations embarked upon at Marrakesh and set to continue within the World Trade Organisation (WTO) will help ensure that international trade contributes to social development : - to ensure that social development policy goals specifically aim to close the yawning gap in many poor and middle-income countries caused by unequal access to land, credit and education (particularly for women); - to have social development included in the policies recommended and financially sponsored by international institutions ...[+++] such as the IMF and World Bank, particularly structural adjustment; - to ensure that international free movement of capital, which is vital for the development of the South and modernisation of the East, takes place within a legal framework so that precious development resources are not diverted towards criminal activities (drugs, corruption and terrorism) or improperly avoid taxation; (b) bilaterally to secure, from countries which receive financial aid from the Community or benefit from its trade preferences, reciprocal undertakings to : - ratify and comply with the above multilateral agreements; - give priority to job creation and the fight against poverty in cooperation programmes for development between the EU and its partners by reducing inequalities and striving to have such goals included in their domestic policies; - give priority in granting aid and trade preferences to countries which undertake genuine and effective social development strategies; - in Africa in particular, the EU should use its aid and cooperation instruments to support and strengthen domestic efforts to enable countries to gain a sounder foothold in world trade and foster investment growth; - in Central and Eastern European countries in transition it is essential that the benefits of reform are realised as rapidly as possible while reducing the resultant social risks by assisting those most disadvantaged by the social effects of the changes under way.