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The same applies to co-operation on energy.
Political will anda more programmatic approach to co-operation.
A practical approach to co-operation produced results.
However, in the early stages it has been difficult to overcome the political and technical obstacles to co-operation.
Special attention will be given to co-operation with Candidate countries.
Thanks to co-operation with baggage manufacturers and manufacturers of safety locks, airport workers can open most baggage without damaging it.
Special attention will be given to co-operation with Turkey.
The Commission is open to co-operation with a wide range of representative organisations in the context of this new consultation mechanism.
The Council reaffirmed the high importance it attaches to co-operation with ICTY.
It also attached importance to co-operation with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
There have been considerable changes in Sweden's attitudes to co-operation, even military cooperation.
A diversified approach to co-operation needs to be a key element in Europe's policy so as to maximise benefits and minimise risks.
All countries are active anddevote significant resources to co-operation with the candidate countries.
The programme contributes to co-operation on the common challenges facing the Nordic countries in achieving the UN 2030 Agenda and the 17 Global Goals in the Nordic Region.
Exchanges of information on practices, laws, regulations, and programmes relevant to co-operation under this Agreement;
Particular attention will be paid to co-operation with research laboratories and institutes in the Candidate countries and countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.
All Member States are active and devote significant resources to co-operation with almost all the candidate countries.
The results showed thatthe co-operation between the Finnish rehabilitation service providers was not com-mon, but that there were no obstacles to co-operation.
Special attention will be given to co-operation with future EU Member States.
Therefore, instead of totally withdrawing from a given country, the EU andother donors should find alternative entry points and approaches to co-operation with the country concerned.
I want to believe that the same kind of political consensus and commitment to co-operation and integration that has prevailed in the preceding 50 years or more can still be found in Europe.
The Council took note of the report on progress made in implementing the joint action of 26 May 1997 with regard to co-operation on law and order and security.
 When asked what the Baltic countries have to offer when it comes to co-operation, Estonians cited their digital skills; Latvians- their labour, tourism, and culture; and Lithuanians- science and innovation.
These high-level contacts should now lead to improved contacts at operational level on issues ranging from country analysis andearly-warning mechanisms to co-operation in crisis management.
On average, around 8% of the annual Youth budget has been allocated to co-operation between the 30 programme countries and 42 third countries.
With regards to co-operation, ministers analysed the legal framework which governed the relations between the parties and promised to implement this chapter of the agreement by identifying priority areas upon which co-operation will focus in the coming years.
This makes it apparent that the ideal way of providing effective protection for the EU's financial resources would be a kind of European public prosecutor who could shift the obstacles to co-operation between the national legal institutions without violating the sovereignty of the States concerned.
The Council deplored the attitude of the FRY authorities with regard to co-operation with ECMM and stated that there can be no link between FRY co-operation with ECMM, which is an UNSCR requirement, and the improvement of relations with the EU.
The Commission also considers that the Common Position provides- in line with the proposal adopted by the Commission- for the targeting, reinforcement and improvement of Community action in the fields of energy efficiency andrenewable energy sources while extending this action to the energy aspects of transport and to co-operation with developing countries.
It is recalled that the European Council has stated that Europol has a key role with respect to co-operation between Member States' authorities in the field of cross-border crime investigation in supporting Union-wide crime prevention, analyses and investigation and has called on the Council to provide Europol with the necessary support.