Traduction de «Conseil pour les échanges éducatifs internationaux » (Français → Anglais) :

H. whereas the Commission, the Council and Parliament support the maintenance of the global moratorium on commercial whaling and a ban on international commercial trade in whale products, seek to end so-called scientific whaling and support the designation of substantial regions of ocean and seas as sanctuaries in which all whaling is indefinitely prohibited;

28. Underlines the fact that education is the foundation for the democratic development of society; calls therefore for a continuation of efforts to modernise the public education sector, including business education, and to make it free and accessible, and for an intensification of the Education Initiative, particularly international academic exchanges of students and teachers, within the wider context of supporting the build-up ...[+++]of a civil society based on stable human and labour rights in all countries in the region; stresses that it is also essential to promote processes to ensure participation by women and their access to the job market;

In addition to his broad experience in the Directorate-Generals for Industrial Affairs, Transport and External Relations, Mr. Scheele was the First Secretary and later Counsellor dealing with international trade in the Commission’s Permanent Delegation in Geneva between 1982 and 1988.

30. While recognizing the progress made at the institutional level, urges the BiH authorities to adopt the Law on Higher Education at the State level and to focus on the full implementation of the framework laws in the field of education, thereby reducing the fragmentation of the educational system; by making full use of the European Partnership, take measures to improve the overall quality of education meeting the needs of the labour market and the standards of the Bologna process as well as install schemes, with EU assistance, for ...[+++]training and re-skilling of persons faced with long-term unemployment; encourages the implementation of international student exchange programmes between all BiH universities and EU Member States, by making use of existing EU programmes and networks; stresses the need for a significant increase in the numbers of students, teachers and researchers participating in EU mobility programmes;

30. While recognizing the progress made at the institutional level, urges the BiH authorities to adopt the Law on Higher Education at the State level and to focus on the full implementation of the framework laws in the field of education, thereby reducing the fragmentation of the educational system; by making full use of the European Partnership, take measures to improve the overall quality of education meeting the needs of the labour market and the standards of the Bologna process as well as install schemes, with EU assistance, for ...[+++]training and re-skilling of persons faced with long-term unemployment; encourages the implementation of international student exchange programmes between all BiH universities and EU Member States, by making use of existing EU programmes and networks; stresses the need for a significant increase in the numbers of students, teachers and researchers participating in EU mobility programmes;

The Council thus confirmed that the integration of the textiles and clothing trade in the GATT had to be achieved through stricter rules and greater discipline and invited the United States and the other partners, including exporting countries, to put forward offers which met the Community objective of tariff harmonization; - on the question of subsidies, the Council noted the amendments lodged by the Community in December 1992, confirming the guidelines followed by the Commission and asking it to continue its action in the light of the clarification given to date; - with regard to steel, the Council confirmed the February 1993 guideline in favour of the co ...[+++]nclusion of a multilateral agreement as an effective way of producing a lasting and stable solution to the problem of international trade in steel; - with regard to aircraft construction, the Council confirmed the Community's wish to obtain a multilateral agreement on the basis of the principles of the bilateral agreement of 17 July 1992 concluded between the Community and the United States; - with regard to services, the Council recalled the scope of the offer made by the Community and its Member States and urged the Commission to press the third countries concerned to make offers that matched the Community's ambitions, particularly in the fields of shipping and financial services; - in the audiovisual field, the Council noted the Commission's confirmation that it would ensure that the section of the draft Final Act dealing with services was compatible with the Community Directive of 3 October 1989 and reiterated the need to preserve European cultural identities, without hindering normal international trade in this field; - with regard to the Multilateral Trade Organization (MTO), the Council recalled its conclusions of 20 September 1993 and confirmed that the objective to be achieved was the strengthening of the multilateral trade system and the exclusion of unilateralism; - finally, the Council noted the ...