Examples of using Consular cooperation in English and their translations into German
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Improving consular cooperation.
The European Council confirmed the importance of intensified consular cooperation.
Local consular cooperation IV.
I believe that the conclusions of the summit contain a passage on consular cooperation.
Facilitating consular cooperation and evacuation.
Proposal modifying the Common Consular Instructions on local consular cooperation 2006.
Council conclusions on consular cooperation between EU Member States.
The Commission will present later this year a Communication on regional consular cooperation programmes.
Regional consular cooperation programmes will accompany the gradual roll‑out of VIS.
The third topic was the improvement of protection for European citizens when abroad andhow to make consular cooperation more efficient.
Improved consular cooperation with other MS, sharing and pooling of resources, including through the establishment of Common Application Centres.
Countries contributing to integrated,interoperable European surveillance systems such as EUROSUR, or to consular cooperation made similar reports.
A systematic approach for consular cooperation and for coordinated consular action has only been developed in the last few years.
The note focuses specifically on what is being done with regard to military resources,civil protection and consular cooperation.
We should continue to encourage local consular cooperation and exchange of information with the aim of ensuring more harmonised and swift issuance of visas.
The purpose of the Visa Information System(VIS)is to improve the implementation of the common visa policy, consular cooperation and consultations between the central visa authorities by.
Local consular cooperation may be more complex for unrepresented citizens, as it requires coordination with authorities not represented on the ground.
Further development of the common visa policy, to facilitate legitimate travel, tackle illegal immigration,fight against visa fraud and improve local consular cooperation.
The revision of the existing framework for consular cooperation to guarantee access to simpler procedures for applying for Schengen visas in as many places as possible;
It proposes a series of actions to increase awareness,to strengthen the scope of consular protection and to enhance consular cooperation between Member States.
This includes better crisis management, more consular cooperation, better law-making and more transparency and subsidiarity control in the Union's decision-making process.
The EBF enabled them to address specific national weaknesses and deficiencies at external borders in relation to ICT systems, border surveillance and national response capacity,means of transport and consular cooperation.
Local consular cooperation should pay due attention to unrepresented citizens, for example by collecting relevant contact details of the nearest regional embassies and consulates of Member States.
Notwithstanding primary national responsibility in consular matters,the guidelines provide a framework for consular cooperation, especially in situations in which the safety of EU citizens is endangered in a third country.
Moreover, the MIC encouraged Member States to make use of the aircraft bringing civil protection assistanceto repatriate European citizens on their return, thus building a bridge between traditional civil protection assistance and consular cooperation.
Close consular cooperation has been maintained between all Member States and the EU and appropriate EU mechanisms, including the Situation Centre in the EEAS, have been activated to allow rapid exchange of information and most effective use of resources.
A joint report by the Secretary-General/High Representative and the Commission on closer consular cooperation among EU Member States, including mutual consular assistance points in pre-identified regions, is foreseen in the second half of 2006.
Closer consular cooperation gives substance to the concept of European citizenship and helps Member States to deal more effectively with an ever growing demand for consular services and to face new challenges, such as the consequences of an increasing number of terrorist activities.
We have also reflected on whether future facilitation and visa-free regimes should take economic factors more into account, by reflecting for example on how visa policy can contribute to increased tourism flows andfinally we explored the possibility for an increased consular cooperation for visa issuing.
The need to improve checks on immigration flows, notably by improving current and future checks atthe external borders of the European Union and stepping up consular cooperation on visas between the States participating in Schengen cooperation. .
