Traduction de «Institut de recherches en répression chimique » (Français → Anglais) :

1. Takes the view that as a result of the last 30 years of Afghan history, characterised by Soviet occupation, the fighting between various Mujahideen factions and repression under the Taliban regime, the country has started an important and complicated reconstruction of its society and must continue to strengthen its institutions and to provide better for the basic needs of its citizens in such areas as education, housing, health, nutrition and public safety; welcomes the efforts and progress made since 2002 by the Afghan people tow ...[+++]ards establishing the rule of law and democracy and the search for stability;

1. Takes the view that as a result of the last 30 years of Afghan history, characterised by Soviet occupation, the fighting between various Mujahideen factions and repression under the Taliban regime, the country has started an important and complicated reconstruction of its society and must continue to strengthen its institutions and to provide better for the basic needs of its citizens in such areas as education, housing, health, nutrition and public safety; welcomes the efforts and progress made since 2002 by the Afghan people tow ...[+++]ards establishing the rule of law and democracy and the search for stability;

The business coalition members include: Animal Nutrition Association of Canada; Canadian Animal Health Institute; Canadian Association of Chemical Distributors; Canadian Chemical Producers' Association; Canadian Consumer Specialty Products Association; Canadian Drug Manufacturers Association; Canadian Federation of Independent Business; Canadian Association of Importers and Exporters Inc.; Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters; Forest Products Association of Canada, which by the way represents 3% of Canada's GDP; Medical Devices Canada; Nonprescription Drug Manufacturers Association of Canada; and Rx & D, Canada's Research Based ...[+++] Pharmaceutical Companies.

A consortium of SMEs from Germany, Portugal and Spain and a German research institute have produced a technique for making corks that do not chemically react with the contents of the bottle.

Part-financing of about ECU 4.5 million will be used to implement regional government projects in the fields of research and new technologies and improving scientific infrastructure at three research institutes (chemicals and the environment, technology, agri-foodstuffs).

II. WITH RESPECT TO RESEARCH AND PHARMACEUTICAL INNOVATION 1. notes with satisfaction that the 4th Framework Programme of Community Activities in the field of Research, Technological Development and Demonstration takes into account the special characteristics of pharmaceutical research in a specific programme relating to biomedicine and health; 2. notes that the Commission is setting up a Task Force on vaccinations and viral diseases which it considers will encourage partnership between industry, public research institutes and university circ ...[+++]les; 3. notes with interest, having regard in particular to the Council Resolution of 20 December 1995, [11] that the Commission will carry out studies and, where necessary, submit appropriate proposals to create an economic environment which encourages the pharmaceutical industry to carry out research in the field of orphan drugs; 4. underlines the need to continue to guarantee the protection of intellectual property with regard to pharmaceutical innovations; 5. stresses the importance of an efficient chemical industry in the process of innovation of the pharmaceutical industry; 6. underlines the growing importance of biotechnology in the pharmaceutical sector; is aware of the problems and new opportunities opened up by biotechnology; invites the Commission to continue its efforts to ensure a stable and safe environment for biotechnology, particularly by tailoring regulations to the actual risk taken while maintaining an appropriate level of safety and seeking a favourable framework for stimulating investment in Europe; 7. notes with interest that the Commission has submitted a new proposal to the European Parliament and to the Council on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions in order to improve legal protection and Community harmonization in matters relating to the patentability of biotechnological inventions, with due regard for bioethics and the cultural roots of Europe.