Traduction de «Pied noir des tomates » (Français → Anglais) :

50. Calls on the EU to include the Black Sea region in the Integrated Maritime Policy and, in particular, the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) on an equal footing with the other European basins; the EU should make all the necessary diplomatic efforts to persuade the Black Sea states outside the EU to comply as closely as possible with the principles of the CFP; emphasises the importance of creating a separate common stocks management body for the Black Sea and of applying the mechanism of multiannual management plans;

After presenting the results in various fields, the EC proposes further development of the Black Sea Synergy through establishing measurable objectives, sectoral partnership to facilitate joint projects; creation of a Black Sea Civil Society Forum, strengthening of the academic and students networks, creation of an Institute for European Studies in the Black Sea region.

50. Calls on the EU to include the Black Sea region in the Integrated Maritime Policy and, in particular, the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) on an equal footing with the other European basins; the EU should make all the necessary diplomatic efforts to persuade the Black Sea states outside the EU to comply as closely as possible with the principles of the CFP; emphasises the importance of creating a separate common stocks management body for the Black Sea and of applying the mechanism of multiannual management plans;

21. Reiterates, in the context of the above-mentioned specific regional cooperation frameworks, the importance of devising a more sophisticated and comprehensive EU strategy for the Black Sea region, that goes beyond the current synergy initiative and envisages the establishment of a Black Sea Cooperation Agreement, which should include the EU, Turkey and all Black Sea littoral states as equal partners, while seeking the full involvement of Russia, and which could, at a later stage, develop into a Union of the Black Sea; believes tha ...[+++]t such a multilateral framework would not only offer the countries involved the possibility of strengthening their cooperation with the EU across a wide variety of policy fields, but would also allow the EU to play a more active role in finding peaceful solutions to the region's conflicts, thus contributing positively to security in the region;

11. Welcomes the Commission’s desire to encourage increased dialogue with the Black Sea region, supplementing the existing bilateral policies (membership, neighbourly relations, strategic partnership) with a new ‘Black Sea Synergy’, but regrets the lack of ambition in the Commission proposals for this new regional cooperation initiative and considers that, in order to adopt a coherent and effective regional approach, the EU needs to encourage in the long term a genuinely regional dimension tailored to this zone which puts all the partners on an equal footing; considers that the future development of the Black Sea region, which is extrem ...[+++]ely important in geopolitical terms as the link between Europe and Asia, would benefit greatly from an independent Black Sea strategy, particularly with regard to international trade;

I got a note this morning or late last night that the Western Producer published an article on Thursday, April 30, about a former Blood tribal chief in Alberta, around Lethbridge, charged with exporting grain he grew on his Alberta reserve to the Blackfoot reserve in Montana without a Wheat Board export permit.