Traduction de «Special Foreign Economic Service » (Anglais → Français) :

2. Emphasises the emerging importance of the EU as a global player and one of the major beneficiaries of the open world economy, as the world's larger exporter and importer of goods, the world's largest exporter of services the second largest destination and origin of Foreign Direct Investment; considers that, as such, it has a strong responsibility to tackle global issues and create common foreign economic policy tools to adequately promote environ ...[+++]mentally, socially and economically sustainable development;

47. Regrets the approval of the Services Directive, concerning the liberalisation of services in the EU, and warns against the consequences of its implementation; recognises the importance of the services sector for economic growth and job creation, but takes the view that the liberalisation of services promotes labour deregulation, and social and environmental dumping, and jeopardises public services, jobs and social and consumer ...[+++] rights; stresses that governments are losing their regulatory and monitoring role in respect of service provision by foreign enterprises on their territory, contributing to further deregulation of the market; rejects the artificial division of economic and non-economic services of general interest and stresses that this is a way to put public services under the scope of the directive;

K. whereas, in the same way, special importance must be attached to the interim report by the Secretary-General of the Council of Europe , drawn up as part of the inquiry conducted under Article 52 of the ECHR, and the statements made by the Secretary-General at the press conference on 12 April 2006 in response to the detailed replies provided by the Member States of the Council of Europe , including the EU Member States; whereas the Secretary-General has stated that it is clear that rendition flights have taken place, that "virtually none of our Member States have proper legislative and administrative measures to effectively protect i ...[+++]ndividuals against violations of human rights committed by agents of friendly foreign security services operating on their territory" and that he has received "official acknowledgement of the "handing over" of individuals to foreign officials through procedures which do not comply with the standards and safeguards required by the ECHR and other legal instruments of the Council of Europe' ,

K. whereas, in the same way, special importance must be attached to the interim report by the Secretary-General of the Council of Europe , drawn up as part of the inquiry conducted under Article 52 of the ECHR, and the statements made by the Secretary-General at the press conference on 12 April 2006 in response to the detailed replies provided by the Member States of the Council of Europe , including the EU Member States; whereas the Secretary-General has stated that it is clear that rendition flights have taken place, that "virtually none of our Member States have proper legislative and administrative measures to effectively protect i ...[+++]ndividuals against violations of human rights committed by agents of friendly foreign security services operating on their territory" and that he has received "official acknowledgement of the "handing over" of individuals to foreign officials through procedures which do not comply with the standards and safeguards required by the ECHR and other legal instruments of the Council of Europe' ,

3. In order to contribute to the servicing of the debt resulting from loans from the Bank's own resources, special loans and risk capital, the ACP States may, in accordance with arrangements to be made on a case-by-case basis with the Commission, use the available foreign currency referred to in this Agreement for such servicing, as and when debt repayment falls due and up to the amount required for payments in national currency.

64. The special place of services of general economic interest in the shared values of the Union, recognised by Article 16 of the Treaty, calls for a parallel recognition of the link between access to services of general interest and European citizenship.