Traduction de «échanges multilatéraux » (Français → Anglais) :

It enables the implementation of the European [youth] policy on the national level, making the NA a very important player in this field in Poland (...) [It] is the largest tool used for promoting and implementing non-formal education in Poland (...) [It] is second to none in certain areas (multilateral exchanges, in particular with non-EU countries) (...) [It] offers extensive developments opportunities for youth organisations, both as regards the use of a wide range of opportunities to co-finance activities and personal development of employees" (PL) "The wide range of actions and types of activities provide the target groups with diffe ...[+++]rent opportunities that are not available in the national system" (DK) "YiA provides a number of opportunities which are not supported anywhere else, may this be the unique concept of the European Voluntary Service or the support for local initiatives of young people, who can acquaint here with the project management for the first time" (CZ) "YiA supports activities for which almost no other funding is available" (BE-NL) "YiA [supports] the youth sector in Malta allowing youth organisations to organise activities which, without the Programme's support, would not have been possible" (MT)

These activities have considerable European added value because, individually, the Member States cannot organise mobility for young people across Europe, multilateral exchanges involving groups of young people from various Member States and third countries or a European Voluntary Service.

4. Continues strongly to support multilateral trade agreements as the best mechanism for promoting free and fair trade to the benefit of all, not least for the developing countries; warns WTO members against the risks for developing countries, and especially less developed countries, inherent in unilateral trade policies; stresses, therefore, its commitment to the open and liberal multilateral trading system of the WTO; calls on the United States to rally to the EU and its efforts to save the multilateral approach in international trade politics;

4. Continues strongly to support multilateral trade agreements as the best mechanism for promoting free and fair trade to the benefit of all, not least for the developing countries; warns WTO members against the risks for developing countries, and especially less developed countries, inherent in unilateral trade policies; stresses, therefore, its commitment to the open and liberal multilateral trading system of the WTO; calls on the United States to rally to the EU and its efforts to save the multilateral approach in international trade politics;

The Uruguay Round agreement put agriculture on the agenda for freer, fairer and more transparent systems of world trade, and agriculture trade is now firmly within the multilateral trading system.

8. Calls on the Commission to continue bilateral talks with the US towards an amicable solution; underlines the common responsibility for free and fair trade within the multilateral trading system and points to the fact that a transatlantic trade war would not benefit either the EU or the US and would be a significant blow to the multilateral trading system;