Examples of using Bilateral programmes in English and their translations into Romanian
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Bilateral programmes covering support to one partner country;
The ENP will also gain visibility through bilateral programmes and by exchanging information and experience.
Bilateral programmes have also risen in the last year after falling sharply in 2006-2008.
This is in addition to the substantial support provided by EU Member States through their bilateral programmes.
Additionally, ongoing EU bilateral programmes are already delivering support on the ground.
With the support of IPA component II,in 2007 the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia participates in a bilateral programme with Albania and in two bilateral programmes with neighbouring Member States Bulgaria and Greece.
Refocusing bilateral programmes of the European Neighbourhood Partnership Instrument.
We call on Member States to follow a similar screening exercise for their bilateral programmes to achieve maximum impact of EU aid.
Cooperation through bilateral programmes and projects provides an arena for exchange of knowledge, mutual learning from best practice and developing joint policies.
Transnational cooperation programs: Erasmus Mundus,Tempus, Alfa, Edulink and bilateral programmes and sport as new activity include this programme….
Several regional and bilateral programmes are under preparation or implementation in the framework of the ENPI, and will directly contribute to the objectives of the"de-pollution of the Mediterranean.
Some EU Member States announced plans to scale down bilateral programmes or to withdraw, particularly from candidate countries.
This programme will be replaced in 2007 by the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument,which will provide assistance worth 209.7 million euros to Moldova in 2007- 2010 for bilateral programmes EU-Moldova.
The EU and its member states will continue to coordinate on their bilateral programmes with the Government of Iraq to further complement the international community's efforts.
The bilateral programmes for eastern Europe and South Caucasus focused, among other things, on reform of the judiciary(Armenia, Azerbaijan, georgia), the health sector(moldova), rehabilitation measures(the georgian- Abkhaz conflict zone) and border controls(eastern Europe).
Further calls for the EU to use the political leverage provided by development aid and other bilateral programmes to enhance the defence of human rights in Cameroon;
We must ensure, therefore, that humanitarian aid and humanitarian aid workers have better access to populations in need, and as there are more of these populations these days, we must succeed in doing even more than we have done so far,through the Commission or through bilateral programmes.
We are already providing support for basic services andagricultural development- in addition to the significant bilateral programmes of Member States- and we are looking at our longer-term strategy for development cooperation with Southern Sudan.
(2) The Community and Canada expect to obtain mutual benefit from such cooperation, which must,on the Community's side, be complementary to the bilateral programmes between the Member States and Canada and provide a European added value.
We have already made clear to both Tunisia andEgypt that we are ready to consider carefully full re-focussing of our bilateral programmes for 2011-13(respectively EUR 240 and EUR 445 million) to better meet the current challenges and to ensure that our response meets peoples' legitimate aspirations.
(2) The Community and the United States of America expect to obtain mutual benefit from such cooperation, which must,on the Community's side, be complementary to the bilateral programmes between the Member States and the United States of America and provide a European added value.
At the bilateral level, the EESC will foster the creation of mechanisms enabling the social partners andother civil society organisations to join in the consultation process for implementing EU bilateral programmes with the partner countries, including during the formulation and implementation of national action plans, and when assessing their results.
Romania and Israel endorsed a bilateral programme for co-operation in education, science and culture.
Prime ministers decided to work out a long-term economic cooperation programme until 2020 to succeed the bilateral programme in effect until late 2008, which helps intensifying the cooperation between Russian and Moldovan economic agents.
With regards to cross-border cooperation with Member States,IPA component II finances a bilateral programme Albania- Greece and the participation of Albania in the multilateral cross-border programme" Adriatic", where Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia cooperate with Greece, Italy and Slovenia across the Adriatic Sea.
The largest part of this assistance is delivered through bilateral assistance programmes.
They will be under the supervision of the project co-ordinator for international or bilateral Exchange programmes.
Some of these countries will have graduated from large-scale EU development cooperation financing through bilateral geographical programmes.
Under IPA component II,Croatia participates in three bilateral cross-border programmes with neighbouring potential candidate countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia.
In addition, Norway allocated €68 million through the Norwegian bilateral cooperation programmes with Bulgaria and Romania when the two states joined the EU in 2007.