Translation of "Regional Seminar on an Interlinked Country Model System " (English → French) :

Regional Seminar on an Interlinked Country Model System for Economic Forecasting

Many countries have proceeded with accreditation of e-Health systems that are becoming models for other regions, such as those in the United Kingdom and Belgium.

I would like to finish by pointing out that the ratification of the free trade agreement between our countries will further solidify our relationship, which is already very closely knit and harmonized by four crucial similarities our countries share: first, Canada and Panama both rely heavily on trade; second, we both have social models based on multiculturalism; third, we share a unique regional space in the inter- ...[+++]American system, in a community that promotes democracy, human rights and security as core values; fourth, and most recently, we have both joined as observers in the Pacific Alliance, where hopefully both of our countries will soon participate as members.

5. Considers that creative people, products and services, as part of the cultural diversity of the EU, should form the basis of a strong single European market and well developed regions, as well as that of local economies where they can contribute to the creation of new economic activities and new jobs; calls for better use of the cultural and creative industries in attracting new investment and varied talent to Europe; stresses that entrepreneurs in the cultural and creative sectors do not have easy access to funding; calls on the Member States to adopt adequate social and fiscal measures to support the creative economy and to support new ...[+++] business models for cultural and creative industries adapted to the European market, which would enable the mobility of artists and people working in the cultural and creative industries, as well as help them to overcome obstacles relating to different tax or social systems and language barriers, and to promote better understanding among countries and cultures;

83. Considers that creative people, products and services, as part of the cultural diversity of the EU, should form the basis of a strong single European market and well-developed regions, as well as of local economies where they can contribute to the creation of new economic activities and new jobs; calls for better use of the cultural and creative industries in attracting new investment and varied talent to Europe; stresses that entrepreneurs in the CCS do not have easy access to funding; calls on the Member States to adopt adequate social and fiscal measures to support the creative economy and to support new business ...[+++]models for cultural and creative industries adapted to the European market, which would enable the mobility of artists and people working in the cultural and creative industries, as well helping them overcome obstacles related to different tax or social systems and language barriers, and to promote better understanding among countries and cultures;