Traduction de «silk route » (Anglais → Français) :

Silk Routes Partnership for Migration

byssus silk [ byssus | fish wool | pinna | pinna silk | pinna marina | pinna wool | sea silk | sea-silk | sea wool | shell silk | mussel silk | marine silk ]

managing silk worm breeding room | silk worm breeding room maintaining | maintain silk worm breeding room | manage silk worm breeding room

bolting cloth [ silk bolting cloth | bolting silk | silk cloth ]

corah silk [ cora silk | cora | corah ]

screen printing | screen print | silk-occur process | silk-screen printing | screen finishing | silk screen | serigraphy | screen process | silk-screen process

link ships with shipping routes connect vessels to shipping routes | match ships to maritime routes | ensure suitable use of maritime shipping routes | match vessels to shipping routes

planning waste collection routes | waste collection route planning | establish waste collection routes | waste collection route establishing

One dedicated extension of the trans-European networks is the TACIS-funded TRACECA route ("Silk Route") through the Southern Caucasus to Central Asia.

In Eastern Europe and Central Asia, the current TACIS Regional Justice and Home Affairs Programme is focusing on three key areas: first, the development of a comprehensive border management, migration and asylum system in order to combat smuggling in illegal migrants and to reduce illegal migration flows (concrete actions include provision of border control equipment and training of border guards as well as strengthening the capacity of partner countries to administer legal migration and asylum matters); second, combating drug trafficking through the creation of a "filter system" between Afghanistan and the geographical areas along the "silk route"; third, the estab ...[+++]lishment of effective anti-corruption measures in the partner states aiming at adopting efficient legislation and developing suitable practices in the public service and in civil society for a sustained fight against corruption.

Following the 2010 initiative of the Turkish Chair to include the countries of the Silk Routes, the Budapest process has gained further relevance for the EU as a unique platform for informal dialogue with key countries of origin and transit.

The EU-Africa Migration, Mobility and Employment Partnership, the Rabat and Khartoum Processes, the Prague and Budapest Processes, the Union for the Mediterranean, the Silk Routes Partnership for Migration, the Eastern Partnership, or the ACP-EU migration dialogue are instrumental in this regard.