Translation of "North-seeking " (English → French) :

44. Urges the Chinese Government to use all its levers of influence to ensure stability in the Korean peninsula and to induce North Korea to return to credible denuclearisation talks and take concrete steps to denuclearise; reminds that China remains North Korea’s most important ally, and therefore encourages the Chinese government, together with the international community, to play a constructive role in urgently addressing the dire human rights situation in North Korea, including dealing with the thousands of North Korea refugees who cross the border into China fleeing appalling conditions at home; urges the Chinese government, in accordance with its obligations as a state party to the UN Refugee Convention, not to deny these refugees t ...[+++]heir right to seek asylum or forcibly return them to North Korea, but to protect their fundamental human rights; calls on the EU to exert diplomatic pressure on the Chinese Government to that effect, in line with its global objectives of non-proliferation;

44. Urges the Chinese Government to use all its levers of influence to ensure stability in the Korean peninsula and to induce North Korea to return to credible denuclearisation talks and take concrete steps to denuclearise; reminds that China remains North Korea’s most important ally, and therefore encourages the Chinese government, together with the international community, to play a constructive role in urgently addressing the dire human rights situation in North Korea, including dealing with the thousands of North Korea refugees who cross the border into China fleeing appalling conditions at home; urges the Chinese government, in accordance with its obligations as a state party to the UN Refugee Convention, not to deny these refugees t ...[+++]heir right to seek asylum or forcibly return them to North Korea, but to protect their fundamental human rights; calls on the EU to exert diplomatic pressure on the Chinese Government to that effect, in line with its global objectives of non-proliferation;

44. Urges the Chinese Government to use all its levers of influence to ensure stability in the Korean peninsula and to induce North Korea to return to credible denuclearisation talks and take concrete steps to denuclearise; reminds that China remains North Korea's most important ally, and therefore encourages the Chinese government, together with the international community, to play a constructive role in urgently addressing the dire human rights situation in North Korea, including dealing with the thousands of North Korea refugees who cross the border into China fleeing appalling conditions at home; urges the Chinese government, in accordance with its obligations as a state party to the UN Refugee Convention, not to deny these refugees t ...[+++]heir right to seek asylum or forcibly return them to North Korea, but to protect their fundamental human rights; calls on the EU to exert diplomatic pressure on the Chinese Government to that effect, in line with its global objectives of non-proliferation;

Based on the lessons learned from past and ongoing projects, the Commission will seek to identify new partnership opportunities (North-South and South-South) to develop capacity in the water and sanitation sector by transferring expertise and knowledge between water and sanitation utilities, local authorities and other water sector actors.

The proposal to limit sulphur emissions in the North and Baltic seas as well as the English Channel is understandable given the tardy ratification of Marpol 6. Nevertheless this provision and others should not lead to any slackening of effort by the EU and its Member States to have Marpol 6 ratified and generally to seek to ensure that emission standards and marine fuel content requirements are harmonised globally through the IMO and its appropriate instruments.

The Communication seeks to actively engage North Korea with the international community, and recommends that the EU continues to combine targeted food aid for vulnerable groups in North Korea, subject to agreement on adequate monitoring mechanisms, with measures to encourage adjustment in North Korean policies.