Примери за използване на Co-operation programme на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Phare Cross Border Co-operation Programme.
A co-operation programme has now been adopted.
Cross- border Co-operation Programme.
The project is implemented in the framework of the Lithuania-Poland-Russia Cross-Border Co-operation Programme 2007-2013.
Technical Co-operation Programme.
The Bulgarian and Chinese Culture Ministries signed a three-year cultural co-operation programme on 3 November.
Territorial Co-operation Programmes.
Unless Russia is really ready to reform, any modernisation partnership would be limited to a few government or EU-led co-operation programmes.
Cross- border Co-operation Programme.
Turkish Culture Minister Ertugrul Gunay andMacedonian counterpart Elizabeta Kanceska-Milevska signed an agreement April 22nd on a two-year cultural co-operation programme.
Cross-border co-operation programmes along internal EU borders.
On 7 October 2010 the Radisson Blu Grand Hotel in Sofia hosted a meeting for presentation of the new Bulgarian Swiss Co-operation Programme to reduce economic and social disparities within the enlarged EU.
Cross-border co-operation programme between Romania and Bulgaria for the period 2007-2013(p. 83).
On 28 March 2008 the European Commission approved a Cross-border Co-operation Programme between Greece and Bulgaria for the period 2007-13.
Transnational co-operation programmes cover larger areas of co-operation such as the Baltic Sea, Alpine and Mediterranean regions.
On 18 December 2007, the European Commission approved a cross-border co-operation programme between Romania and Bulgaria for the period 2007-2013.
The cross-border co-operation programme also provides support to overcome the socio-economic gap between Albanian and Greek border regions.
First, the parties signed financing agreements for five cross-border co-operation programmes(CBC) under the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument(ENPI).
The Cross-border Co-operation Programme is expected to result in an increased standard of living among the population through sustainable local development in the cross-border area.
At the Trans-Adriatic Interreg IIIA Conference in Sarajevo on Monday(28 April), the foreign ministers of Italy andfour Southeast European countries adopted a declaration endorsing a new cross-border co-operation programme.
The Hungary-Romania Cross-Border Co-operation Programme 2007-2013 was approved by the European Commission on 21 December 2007.
The second training of potential beneficiaries is organized on the 23rd and 24th November 2009 in the town of Bourgas,the team of the“Technical assistance for the forthcoming Bulgaria-Turkey Cross-border Co-operation Programme” project, in cooperation with the Managing Authority- the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works, Republic of Bulgaria.
The EU's cross-border co-operation programme has offered Albania a further opportunity to open up the country and to develop closer links with its immediate Union-member neighbours.
It will be prepared as a result of building on many inputs, from the situation analysis of a broad array of fields(economy, infrastructure, transport, environment, demography, labour market, education, cultural relations etc.) through the comments and suggestions to be received from the Task Force, the Joint Working Group and, the stakeholders from the eligible programme area,to the lessons learned from previous co-operation programmes.
Transnational co-operation programmes- although financially small- significantly contribute to implementing macro-regional strategies, such as for the Baltic Sea and for the Danube region.
The European Commission has adopted a series of cross-border co-operation programmes totalling €1bn, supporting social and economic development in the regions on both sides of the EU's external borders.
Cross-border co-operation programmes are concrete examples of how the EU is working to help citizens address common challenges, hence creating a real sense of solidarity, while boosting the competitiveness of local economies,” said Regional Policy Commissioner Corina Crețu.
On 25 March 2008 the European Commission approved a Cross-border Co-operation Programme between Hungary and Serbia for the period 2007-2013, which was adopted under and co-financed by the cross-border co-operation component of the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance(IPA).
If an agreement on implementation of such co-operation programme has only been entered into by and between European Union Member States, they shall notify the information to the European Commission on the part of research and development expenditure against the total expenditure of the co-operation programme, regarding breakdown of costs among Member States, as well as part of procurement to be implemented by each Member State;
On 25 March 2008 the European Commission approved a Cross-border Co-operation Programme between Hungary and Serbia for the period 2007-2013, which was adopted under and co-financed by the cross-border co-operation component of the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance(IPA).