Translation of "dette négociable " (French → English) :

(41) 'debt instruments' referred to in points (d), (i), (l) and (m) of Article 56 means bonds and other forms of transferable debt, any instrument creating or acknowledging a debt, and instruments giving rights to acquire debt instruments;

'debt instruments' referred to in points (g) and (j) of Article 63(1) means bonds and other forms of transferable debt, instruments creating or acknowledging a debt, and instruments giving rights to acquire debt instruments;

99. Call for a human needs-based approach to debt sustainability through a binding set of standards to define responsible lending and borrowing, debt audits and a fair debt workout mechanism, which should assess the legitimacy and the sustainability of countries’ debt burdens and the possible cancellation of unsustainable and unjust debt; urges the EU to engage constructively in the UN negotiations leading to a multilateral legal framework for sovereign debt restructuring processes with a view to alleviating the debt burden; also urges the EU to push for the implementation of the UNCTAD principles of responsible sovereign debt transact ...[+++]ions for both borrowers and lenders;

46. Insists that sustainable debt solutions, including standards for responsible lending and borrowing, must be facilitated through a multilateral legal framework for sovereign debt restructuring processes, with a view to alleviating the debt burden and avoiding unsustainable debt; asks the EU to engage constructively in the UN negotiations on this framework; urges the EU to push for the implementation of the UNCTAD principles of responsible sovereign debt transactions for both borrowers and lenders;

45. Insists that sustainable debt solutions, including standards for responsible lending and borrowing, must be facilitated through a multilateral legal framework for sovereign debt restructuring processes. with a view to alleviating the debt burden and avoiding unsustainable debt; asks the EU to engage constructively in the UN negotiations on this framework; urges the EU to push for the implementation of the UNCTAD principles of responsible sovereign debt transactions for both borrowers and lenders;

A coordinated view on debt and related economic policy conditionality. While a final decision on the terms of such an arrangement is for the creditor countries themselves, several EU Member States are involved in the current Paris Club negotiations on the rescheduling/forgiveness of Iraq's debt.