Translation of "Entité économique étrangère " (French → English) :

21. Reiterates its call on the High Representative to clarify the specific measures which were taken in response to the August 2013 decision of the EU Foreign Affairs Council to review EU assistance to Egypt; requests a clarification by the Commission of the current status of the substantial funds allocated for five budget support programmes and on the plans for implementing these funds in line with the Commission’s Budget Support Guidelines and the Court of Auditors’ recommendations of June 2013; calls on the Commission to clarify the safeguards established within the programmes funded under the Neighbourhood Investment Facility, in relation to corruption risks as well as to economic and financial ...[+++]entities controlled by the military;

22. Reiterates its calls on the VP/HR to clarify the specific measures taken in response to the Foreign Affairs Council’s decision to review EU assistance to Egypt, also referring to the Court of Auditors report of 2013; requests, in particular, clarification of the status of: (i) the planned justice reform programme; (ii) the EU budget support programmes; (iii) the trade and domestic enhancement programme; and (iv) Egypt’s participation in EU regional programmes such as Euromed Police and Euromed Justice; calls on the Commission to clarify the safeguards established within the programmes funded under the Neighbourhood Investment Facility, in relation to corruption risks as well as to economic and financial ...[+++]entities controlled by the military;

22. Reiterates its calls on the VP/HR to clarify the specific measures taken in response to the Foreign Affairs Council’s decision to review EU assistance to Egypt, also referring to the Court of Auditors report of 2013; requests, in particular, clarification of the status of: (i) the planned justice reform programme; (ii) the EU budget support programmes; (iii) the trade and domestic enhancement programme; and (iv) Egypt’s participation in EU regional programmes such as Euromed Police and Euromed Justice; calls on the Commission to clarify the safeguards established within the programmes funded under the Neighbourhood Investment Facility, in relation to corruption risks as well as to economic and financial ...[+++]entities controlled by the military;

21. Reiterates its calls on the VP/HR to clarify the specific measures taken in response to the Foreign Affairs Council’s decision to review EU assistance to Egypt, also referring to the Court of Auditors report of 2013; requests, in particular, clarification of the status of: (i) the planned justice reform programme; (ii) the EU budget support programmes; (iii) the trade and domestic enhancement programme; and (iv) Egypt’s participation in EU regional programmes such as Euromed Police and Euromed Justice; calls on the Commission to clarify the safeguards established within the programmes funded under the Neighbourhood Investment Facility, in relation to corruption risks as well as to economic and financial ...[+++]entities controlled by the military;

5. Reiterates that energy cooperation must be based on the EU’s core values, including respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, and must promote economic and social development in partner countries, as well as the eradication of energy poverty; calls on all EU external policy actors to advocate the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency in all contacts with third countries and to support international efforts to fight climate change; calls on the VP/HR and the Commission to ensure strict oversight of nuclear infrastructure within the EU by non-EU entities ...[+++], and to closely monitor nuclear safety standards in the EU’s neighbourhood, as well as the management of nuclear waste generated in Europe, as a potential foreign policy challenge;

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