Examples of using Royaumont process in English and their translations into German
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Stability Pact/ Royaumont Process.
Royaumont Process- EU Special Representative.
Resignation of Mr. Roumeliotis, EU Special Representative for the Royaumont Process.
The Royaumont process will keep a separate profile and visibility.
In May of this year I visited the United States, the only one of the states participating in the Royaumont Process that I had not visited up to that point.
Therefore the Royaumont Process stresses the transfrontier rather than the intergovernmental aspect of proposed projects.
The Council approved the action plan for the coordinator of the process of stability andgood-neighbourly relations in South-eastern Europe the Royaumont process.
The Royaumont process was also continued with theaim of encouraging stability and good neighbourliness in southeast Europe.
The Council adopted a Common Position repealing Common Position 1998/633/CFSP on the Process on Stability andGood-Neighbourliness in South-East Europe Royaumont Process.
The Royaumont Process therefore encourages the identification and implementation of projects within the area of civil society.
The Council approved the commonposition aimed at consolidating the EU's support for the Royaumont Process on Stability and Good-Neighbourliness in Southeast Europe.
The Council adopted a Decision appointing Panagiotis Roumeliotis as EU Special Representative for the Process of stability andgood-neighbourliness in South East Europe Royaumont Process.
The Royaumont process seeks to contribute towards launching a major joint and continuing effort- by all governmental and non-governmental operators and groups in civil society- of dialogue and cooperation.
At the end of September or in October I would like to invite parliamentarians from the countries concerned, the EU Member States and the European Parliament to a meeting tobe organized by the European Parliament in cooperation with the Royaumont Process.
The objectives of the Royaumont Process fall within the scope of the Stability Pact, specifically its Working Table on Democratisation and Human Rights; they have therefore been integrated into that Working Table.
The aim of this common position is to consolidate support for the process onstability and good-neighbourliness in south-east Europe(Royaumont Process) by means of accompanying measures to the process, and to describe the tasks of the coordinator, Mr Panagiotis Roumeliotis.
Mr Roumeliotis, EU coordinator for the Royaumont Process, presented the Royaumont initiative, launched by the European Union in December 1995 in order to strengthen civil society in south-east Europe and promote good neighbourly relations see appendix.
For this a Steering Committee will be set up involving the European Economic and Social Committee(ESC), the European Commission major EU level interest groups(ETUC,UNICE) the Royaumont Process and Economic and Social Councils or their equivalent from the region.
It is recalled that the Royaumont Process was launched in December 1995 at the initiative of the EU in order to accompany the implementation of the Dayton/Paris Peace Plan, by encouraging the definition and the realisation of projects in the field of stability, good-neighbourliness and civil society in Southeast Europe.
On 31 May, the Council appointed Mr PanagiotisRoumeliotis EU Special Representative for the'Royaumont' process on stability and good neighbourliness in south-eastern Europe(7), as set out in Common Posi tion 98/633/CFSP 8.
It emphasised the importance of regional co-operation as a means of fostering stability and good neighbourly relations and noted with satisfaction the Slovenian contribution in regional co-operation initiatives,notably in the Stability Pact, the Royaumont Process, the Central European Initiative and the Alpe-Adria Community.
Mr Wright, president of the steering committee, gave some information concerning the involvement of the ESC inthe Action Plan: On 21 January 2000, the ESC, the Royaumont Process for Stability and Good Neighbourliness in South-Eastern Europe and the Greek Economic and Social Council organised a conference in Thessaloniki on"Civil Society, Democratisation, Participation and the Stability Pact for South-Eastern Europe.
It emphasised the importance of regional co-operation as a means of fostering stability and good neighbourly relations and noted with satisfaction the Slovak contribution in regional co-operation initiatives, notably in the Visegrad Group, CEFTA,the Central European Initiative, the Royaumont Process and the Stability Pact.
It noted with satisfaction Hungary's important role in regional co-operation initiatives, including membership of the Central European Initiative(CEI)and participation in the South East European Co-operative Initiative(SECI), the Royaumont process, the re-launched Visegrad-4 dialogue and, most recently, the Stability Pact for South East Europe.
