Translation of "PARIS " (English → French) :

24. Highlights that an ever-broader range of non-state actors are taking action to decarbonise and become more resilient to climate change; emphasises therefore the importance of a structured and constructive dialogue between governments, the business community, cities, regions, international organisations, civil society and academic institutions in order to mobilise robust global action towards low-carbon and resilient societies; emphasises their role in creating momentum ahead of Paris and for the ‘Lima-Paris Action Agenda’; indicates, in this respect, that the Lima-Paris Action Plan encourages those that are organising initiatives ...[+++]to speed up their work and attend the Paris Conference to report on their initial results;

22. Highlights that an ever-broader range of non-state actors are taking action to decarbonise and become more resilient to climate change; emphasises therefore the importance of a structured and constructive dialogue between governments, the business community, cities, regions, international organisations, civil society and academic institutions in order to mobilise robust global action towards low-carbon and resilient societies; emphasises their role in creating momentum ahead of Paris and for the ‘Lima-Paris Action Agenda’; indicates, in this respect, that the Lima-Paris Action Plan encourages those that are organising initiatives ...[+++]to speed up their work and attend the Paris Conference to report on their initial results;

– having regard to the Rome Declaration on Harmonisation, adopted on 25 February 2003 following the High Level Forum on Harmonisation in Rome, and the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness (Paris Declaration), adopted on 2 March 2005 following the High Level Forum on Harmonisation and Alignment for Aid Effectiveness in Paris (Paris High Level Forum),

– having regard to the Rome Declaration on Harmonisation, adopted on 25 February 2003 following the High Level Forum on Harmonisation in Rome, and the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness (Paris Declaration), adopted on 2 March 2005 following the High Level Forum on Harmonisation and Alignment for Aid Effectiveness in Paris (Paris High Level Forum),

G. whereas the Commission wants to be a proponent of the aid effectiveness agenda, in respect of which it has two closely related aims: (i) to implement the Paris Declaration and improve the quality of its own aid programmes; and (ii) to help Member States to implement the Paris Declaration and improve their own aid effectiveness,

25 The Court of First Instance stated that the Paris Convention is irrelevant in that context, since Article 6 quinquies of the Paris Convention, which deals with the protection and registration of trade marks in another State signatory to the Paris Convention, contains no provisions governing the allocation of the burden of proof in proceedings for registration of Community trade marks.