Translation of "Common E-mail - Exchange Project " (English → French) :

41. Welcomes the signing of the visa facilitation and readmission agreements on 18 September 2007 and urges the Council to ensure that they enter into force by the end of 2007; welcomes the adoption of the Law on Travel Documents and notes that laws on asylum, state borders and foreigners are currently in the course of adoption; calls on the Council, with the support of the Commission, to establish a concrete roadmap for visa-free movement and to adopt support measures designed to increase travel opportunities for a greater proportion of citizens, particularly young people; emphasises the importance of mobility for the political and economic development of Serbia, since mobility grants people the opportunity to gain first-hand experience ...[+++] of the EU and facilitates Serbia's European integration process; calls for greater participation in life-long learning and cultural exchange projects; invites the Council to consider establishing a common system for managing visa applications in such a way as to lighten the burden on the busiest consulates and to ensure that applications are processed within reasonable deadlines;

40. Welcomes the initialling of the visa facilitation and readmission agreements and urges the Council to ensure that they enter into force by the end of 2007; calls on the Council, with the support of the Commission, to establish a concrete roadmap for visa-free movement and to adopt support measures designed to increase travel opportunities for a greater proportion of citizens, particularly young people; emphasises the importance of mobility for the political and economic development of Serbia, since mobility grants people the opportunity to gain first-hand experience of the EU and facilitates Serbia's European integration process; calls for greater participation in life-long learning and cultural ...[+++]exchange projects; invites the Council to consider establishing a common system for managing visa applications in such a way as to lighten the burden on the busiest consulates and to ensure that applications are processed within reasonable deadlines;

It emphasises the importance of mobility for the political and economic development of Serbia, since mobility grants people the opportunity to gain first-hand experience of the EU and facilitates Serbia's European integration process; calls for greater participation in life-long learning and cultural exchange projects; invites the Council to consider establishing a common system for managing visa applications in such a way as to lighten the burden on the busiest consulates and to ensure that applications are pro ...[+++]cessed within reasonable deadlines.

Customs 2007 would continue existing training activities common training programmes, exchanges of officials, seminars, workshops and project groups, and technical assistance to the applicant countries and to the administrations of non-EU countries.

I have seen the e-mails that have been exchanged between the House of Commons and Senate law clerks.

exchange information on existing bilateral and multilateral arrangements for provision of health care; consider existing cross-border health projects and the development of networking between these projects with a view to sharing best practice; and consider setting up framework agreements for cooperation in the health care sector; explore further the possibility of reaching a common understanding on patients' rights, entitlements and duties, both individual and social, ...[+++]at European level, starting by bringing together existing information on these issues and how they are addressed within the Member States; provide views on how different access routes for health care in other Member States operate in the country of origin, and the impact of these operations; explore further cooperation within the health care field for follow-up on exchange of information, experience and good practice; map European centres of reference including the organisation, designation and development of these centres and ways of fostering networking and cooperation between these in conjunction with the Commission; consider how exchanges of expertise and information on health technology assessment can be promoted and improved between Member States; and ensure access to high-quality health care for all citizens in accordance with the principles of equity and solidarity and taking due account of currently available medical competence and resources.