Traduction de «Countries Visegrad » (Anglais → Français) :

Visegrad countries | Visegrad Four | Visegrad Group | V4 [Abbr.]

Visegrad countries [ V4 | Visegrad Four ]

Visegrad Three | Visegrad Triangle | V-3 [Abbr.]

industrialised country [ developed country | developed nation | first world country | first world nation | industrialized country | industrialized nation | rich country | rich nation ]

Western Balkans [ Balkan countries | countries in the Western Balkans | countries of the Western Balkans | Western Balkan countries | Western Balkan country | Western Balkan region | balkan region(UNBIS) ]

Visegrad Four

assist migrants in their integration process in the receiving country | help migrants in their integration process in the host country | support a migrant to integrate in their receiving country | support migrants to integrate in the receiving country

– having regard to the Joint Statement of the Prime Ministers of the Visegrad Group countries on Ukraine of 29 January 2014,

28. Recognises bilateral and regional initiatives such as the 2010 UK-French defence agreements, the Nordic Defence Cooperation and the Baltic Defence Cooperation as important steps for rationalising the use of resources and fill short-term capability gaps; notes the proposals for similar cooperations in other regions, such as among the Visegrád Group countries; takes the view, however, that significant structural gaps remain which need to be addressed in a coordinated fashion at EU level and that, therefore, at a certain point these bilateral or regional arrangements need to be integrated into the wider European perspective, making su ...[+++]re that they contribute to the development of CSDP and do not, in any way, run counter it; in this context, believes that the EDA should be given a role in ensuring overall coherence of efforts and encourages further reflection on how the Treaty provisions on the Permanent Structured Cooperation could be used to provide an overall coordination framework;

The system will cover the 15 Member States, the EFTA countries (Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland) and the Visegrad countries (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary), i.e. 23 countries.

Already in the first working document on the financial implications of enlargement, your rapporteur illustrated that, for socio-economic and political reasons, it would in reality be hard to split the accession of the candidate countries into different “waves” or single accessions (the “regatta”-model), as such a model might create tensions and socio-political jealousy between the Visegrad countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) or go against the Baltic solidarity.