Traduction de «compet council » (Anglais → Français) :

identifying, in association with the competent Council bodies, including the EUMC, and utilising, inter alia, the Capability Development Mechanism (CDM) and any successor, the EU’s future defence capability requirements.

After this first exchange of views, the competent Council preparatory bodies were asked to continue to examine the communication and to work on Council conclusions to be adopted at the Council meeting in June.

review and improve the Council's decision-making processes to ensure effective integration of development concerns in EU decisions in full compliance with existing competences and procedures, after preparation by Coreper; integrate reference to PCD commitments into the examination and discussion of Commission proposals in each policy area where relevant; bearing in mind that PCD is also the result of appropriate working methods, request the competent Council working parties, and in particular the Development Cooperation WP, under th ...[+++]e authority of Coreper, to inform each other systematically, at the earliest possible stage, in particular at the beginning of each Presidency, about current and future activities in order to highlight dossiers with relevance for PCD to be followed more closely and to formulate priorities for action; hold discussions and review progress on PCD implementation on a regular basis, for which the Council has a monitoring role; and prepare follow-up debates in Council where relevant to ensure PCD;

Thus it is expected that an important impetus will be provided to private sector led initiatives for the creation of European information infrastructures; INVITES the Member States to supply the necessary impulse to launch general interest applications in cooperation with the private sector and with regional and local authorities; NOTES the initiatives the Commission intends to take in order - to give the necessary impetus to contribute in the context of existing activities to specific projects such as those mentioned in the report of the BANGEMANN group; - to encourage the implementation of an environment stimulating new forms of private sector led partnerships, involving where appropriate Member States, regions and towns, for general i ...[+++]nterest applications; - to present to the Parliament and the Council a Communication further to the Green Paper on media pluralism; NOTES that the Commission is taking account of social and cultural aspects of the information society and welcomes its intention to give priority, in parallel with and complementary to the process of liberalization, to initiatives in the following areas: employment and work environment as well as social, cultural and language aspects; INVITES the Commission and the Member States to stimulate public debate on the ways to maximize the benefits of the information society; VI CALLS UPON all competent Council compositions to pursue where necessary the areas of applications agreed to in general by the European Council and to adopt as soon as possible the necessary regulatory and legal measures; WELCOMES the holding of the forthcoming G7 Ministerial Conference on the Information Society and INVITES the Commission to do the necessary preparatory work in cooperation with the Member States; INVITES THE COMMISSION to submit a report in time to enable the European Council in Essen (9 and 10 December 1994) to assess the progress made".

II Cooperation in the field of Justice and Home Affairs II The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Erik DERYCKE Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Philippe MAYSTADT Minister for Finance and Foreign Trade Denmark: Mr Niels Helveg PETERSEN Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Jorgen ØRSTRØM-MØLLER State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Germany: Mr Klaus KINKEL Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Werner HOYER Minister of State, Foreign Affairs Greece: Mr Georgios PAPANDREOU Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Spain: Mr Abel MATUTES Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Ramón de MIGUEL State Secre ...[+++]tary for European Affairs France: Mr Hervé de CHARETTE Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Michel BARNIER Minister with special responsibility for European Affairs Mr Yves GALLAND Minister attached to the Minister for Economic Affairs and Finance, with responsibility for Finance and Foreign Trade Ireland: Mr Dick SPRING Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Gay MITCHELL Minister of State for European Affairs and Local Development Mr Enda Kenny Minister for Tourism and Trade Italy: Mr Lamberto DINI Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Augusto FANTOZZI Minister for Foreign Trade Luxembourg: Mr Jacques POOS Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Georges WOHLFART State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, External Trade and Cooperation and Public Works Netherlands: Mr Hans VAN MIERLO Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Michiel PATIJN State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Austria: Mr Wolfgang SCHÜSSEL Minister for Foreign Affairs Portugal: Mr Jaime GAMA Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Francisco SEIXAS da COSTA State Secretary for European Affairs Mr Fernando FREIRE de SOUSA State Secretary for Competition and Globalization Finland: Ms Tarja HALONEN Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Ole NORRBACK Minister for European Affairs Sweden: Ms Lena HJELM-WALLÉN Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Björn VON SYDOW Minister, Ministry for Trade and Industry, with responsibility for Trade Un ...

The Council urged the Agency also to focus work in 2006 on the elaboration of a sound and viable financial framework for 2007-2009, to be approved by the Council unanimously, to take work forward in association with participating Member States, the EUMC and other competent Council bodies, and to continue to establish relations with third States, organisations and entities as provided for in Article 25 of the EDA Joint Action.