Traduction de «centre latino-américain d'économie humaine » (Français → Anglais) :

Latin American Centre for Human Economy

Latin American Centre for Human Economy

Latin American Centre for Perinatology and Human Development

Center for Latin American Monetary Studies | Latin American Centre for Monetary Studies | CEMLA [Abbr.]

Latin American Centre for Economic and Social Documentation | CLADES [Abbr.]

Center for Latin American Monetary Studies

Notes that the outermost regions (ORs) are an integral part of the EU and that trade agreements apply in their entirety to such regions; stresses that lower customs tariffs pose a threat to the fragile economies of ORs, which are based mainly on farming and produce goods similar to those produced by, among others, Latin American partner countries; points out that, under Article 349 of the TFEU, EU policies may be tailored to the specific geographical and economic circumstances of such regions; calls accordingly on the Commission to ...[+++] take account, during negotiations, of the specific situation of ORs, so as to ensure that their development is not undermined;

Notes that the aim of closer integration of the European and Latin American economic spheres is to create a win-win situation for both sides; stresses that intensified and fair trade relations should create more and better jobs in both regions and must support the aim of more resource-efficient and greener economies; notes, however, that a growth in trade should not lead to deforestation and more green-house gas emissions;

Going beyond an approach based purely on assistance, however, the most vital imperative is to give priority to cooperation in the spheres of technology, higher education, and innovation, and lay the foundations for a ‘Euro-Latin American knowledge-based society’ to help create the bedrock of the open, competitive economies that will enable Latin American societies to be incorporated into the developed world.

10. Supports the Commission's proposal that a political dialogue on conflict prevention and crisis management be placed on the new political agenda, but suggests that the dialogue should also encompass European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) matters as a whole and be organised around the Euro-Latin American Charter for Peace and Security and the work of a bi-regional conflict prevention centre to be set up in Latin America, since this would be the best way to exchange shared experiences and bolster and coordinate efforts involving the countries and regional bodies concerned, including in particular the Organization of American States ...[+++] (OAS) and the Rio Group;