Traduction de «Latin American Centre for Mathematics and Informatics » (Anglais → Français) :

Latin American Center for Studies in Informatics

Center for Latin American Monetary Studies | Latin American Centre for Monetary Studies | CEMLA [Abbr.]

Latin-American Centre for Workers

Latin American Congress on Probability and Mathematical Statistics

In the last years, nine Latin American countries received a Commission support for prevention projects for about EUR2 million The latest Community initiative was to assist the Venezuela Government in order to create a National Monitoring Centre on drugs (EUR2 million).

On 15 December 2009, the EU, a group of Latin American countries and the United States reached an agreement regarding customs duties on banana imports. This ended a dispute in the World Trade Organisation centred on European discrimination against Latin American producers compared with African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) producers, imposing a review of EU policies and a gradual reduction from the current EUR 176 ...[+++] per tonne to a final value of EUR 114 per tonne by 2017.

52. Proposes that the following be created, under the supervision and coordination of the above Foundation: a Migration Observatory for the Euro-Latin American area, responsible for permanently and closely monitoring all issues connected with migratory flows in this area; a Biregional Centre for Conflict Prevention, responsible for the early detection of causes of potential violent and armed conflicts, and seeking how best to prevent them and stop them from ...[+++] escalating; and a Biregional Centre for Disaster Prevention - particularly in the wake of the tragic situation in Haiti following the devastating earthquake of 12 January 2010 and in Chile in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami of 27 February 2010 - to devise common strategies and an emergency warning system aimed at reducing mutual vulnerability to natural disasters arising from climate or technological change;

10. Supports the Commission's proposal that a political dialogue on conflict prevention and crisis management be placed on the new political agenda, but suggests that the dialogue should also encompass European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) matters as a whole and be organised around the Euro-Latin American Charter for Peace and Security and the work of a bi-regional conflict prevention ...[+++]centre to be set up in Latin America, since this would be the best way to exchange shared experiences and bolster and coordinate efforts involving the countries and regional bodies concerned, including in particular the Organization of American States (OAS) and the Rio Group;