Translation of "asian and pacific development centre " (English → French) :

Cambodia did not sign or ratify any of the international agreements governing fisheries, inter alia, the Unclos, the UNFSA, the FAO Compliance Agreement, but it has ratified the 1958 Geneva Convention on the High Seas (22) and acceded to the 1958 Convention on the Territorial Sea and the Contiguous Zone (23) and it has accepted the Regional Plan of Action to promote responsible fishing practices including combating IUU fishing in the Asia-Pacific Fisheries Committee (APFIC) (APFIC RPOA) (24), as well as the Regional Guidelines for responsible fishing operations in Southeast Asia (RGRFO-SEA) (25) issued by the Southeast ...[+++]Asian Fisheries Development Center (Seafdec) (26).

The justification often cited by the Commission that this is development aid for a Pacific State consisting of a measure to encourage investment in that state does not really hold water when one notes that the factories built locally to take advantage of the ‘windfall’ derogation from the rules of origin have been equipped in a totally rudimentary fashion, employ mostly Asian staff brought in from other countries in the region rather than local workers ...[+++], pay pathetic wages and are suspected of having a negative environmental impact.

– having regard to the Commission's Introductory Note to the departments of its Directorate General for Development and delegations in the ACP-ALA-MED countries (African, Caribbean and Pacific; Asian and Latin American; Mediterranean) and CEEC (Central and Eastern European Countries) of 23 December 1999 (DEV/1424/2000), which advocates 'that (decentralised) stakeholders be involved upstream in policy formulation and programming' and puts forward an Operational Guide for ...[+++]delegations in all developing countries,

A recent major study on long-term developments in international trade has predicted that by 2050 the centre of gravity of the world economy will have shifted to the Asia Pacific region, with ASEAN emerging as the world's largest exporter.

A recent major study on long-term developments in international trade has predicted that by 2050 the centre of gravity of the world economy will have shifted to the Asia Pacific region, with ASEAN emerging as the world's largest exporter.

Let me very briefly summarize Canada's goals in this year of the Asia-Pacific: to expand Canada's economic partnerships with the Asia-Pacific region and to equip Canada to play an increasingly dynamic role in the emerging Pacific community; to highlight the important role played by the Asia-Pacific region in economic growth and job creation in Canada, in the life of the country, and in global affairs; to increase participation in Asia-Pacific markets by Canadian business ...[+++] by providing more information on opportunities in the region and how best to act on them; to enhance cross-cultural understanding of common concerns related to peace and security, human rights and legal reform, environment and social development, cultural, education and other areas; and to ensure a lasting legacy through new partnerships between Canada and Asia-Pacific business and cultural institutions, as well as better collaboration between government and the involvement of youth and Asian Canadians.