Traduction de «regional and global organisations division » (Anglais → Français) :

From Chase Manhattan: Bruce Hannon, Senior Managing Director, Europe, Africa and Middle East & International Treasury; Andrew Panzures, Managing Director and European Regional Treasurer - International Treasury; Tom Hoppe, Managing Director, Global Trading Division; Robin Marshall, Managing Director, head of European Economic research; Mark Gavin, Managing Director, UK Senior Country Officer; Brian Harte, Managing Director, Head of Commodities; and Rachid Ghozali, Vice-President, Strategic Trading.

Witnesses:From the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade: Paul Heinbecker, Assistant Deputy Minister, Global and Security Policy; Patricia Fortier, Deputy Director, Regional Security and Peacekeeping Division; Charles Court, Deputy Director, NATO Division, North America and Euro-Atlantic Security and Defence Relations; Jim Wright, Director General for Central, East and South Europe; Guy Archambault, Deputy Director (Balkans), Southe ...[+++]rn Europe Division.

The Union shall seek to develop relations and build partnerships with third countries, and international, regional or global organisations which share the principles referred to in the first subparagraph.

To do this, the strategy focuses on six key dimensions: strengthening EU engagement with Asia in the political and security fields, strengthening EU-Asia two-way trade and investment relations in both directions, contributing effectively to reduce poverty in the region, helping promote the spread of democracy, good governance and the rule of law across the region: in turn building global partnerships with key Asian partners (in com ...[+++]bating global challenges as well as in international organisations), and promoting further the awareness between the two regions.

Support Member States in their efforts to implement the Dublin and Vilnius declarations. Contribute to efforts to improve general knowledge and to raise awareness of the general public on the prevention of HIV infection, as well as of other sexually transmitted infections. Contribute to activities that aim at establishing a respectful, non-discriminatory and accepting societal atmosphere and behaviour towards people with HIV/AIDS. Facilitate the use of existing EC financing instruments for the implementation of comprehensive national HIV/AIDS strategies within the Member States and in neighbouring countries. Promote the investment in the appropriate research and development of effective behavioural and risk reducing as well as prophylactic ...[+++]measures, such as vaccines and microbicides, and cure. Encourage the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control to further reinforce and coordinate existing activities on the surveillance of communicable diseases, including HIV/AIDS, in coordination with national institutes and international specialised observatories. Facilitate the collaboration between the Member States, accession, candidate and neighbouring countries and relevant international organisations in order to promote the exchange of good practices and joint projects. Promote and continue the dialogue and cooperation with countries at a regional and global level, as well as with international organisations such as UN AIDS, both in health and development policy context, in order to achieve further regional and global progress in the fight against the spread of the HIV".

Better cooperation between European, national, regional and local efforts in the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy: a prerequisite for an enhanced exploitation of potential synergies. How can various levels of government work together with organised civil society and how should the division of tasks be?