Examples of using Phare programme in English and their translations into Swedish
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We have already mentioned the Phare programme.
The Phare programme is now ten years old.
Was an important year for Albania and the Phare Programme.
The 2004 Phare programme focuses on the following priorities.
Specific actions are being taken under the Phare programme.
The 2004 Phare programme focuses on the following priorities.
For this, EUR 50 million will:ated under the Phare programme.
The Phare programme could serve as a general model in this regard.
Was a year of both continuity and change for the Phare Programme.
Management of the Phare Programme has also been transferred to the Office.
Tender exercise for a post of finance manager under the phare programme.
The Phare Programme in the Czech Republic took a new direction in the support it provides.
The three Baltic states were transferred to Phare programme in 1992.
Implementation of the Phare programme in Slovenia faced a number of challenges in 1998.
Was a significant turning point in the management of the Phare Programme.
In 1995, the Phare Programme committed a total of ECU 1,154.7 million to its partner countries.
For Croatia, the IE scheme was introduced in 2007, focusing on the Phare programme.
In 1998, the Phare Programme committed a total of EUR 1,153.9 million to its partner countries.
Partner Stales" refers to all countries which are covered by the Phare Programme of the European.
In 2001, the Phare Programme committed a total of€ 1,635.41 million to its partner countries.
Partner States" refers to all countries which are covered by the Phare Programme of the European Union.
The Phare programme provided EUR 722.5 million to the Czech Republic during the course of the period 1999-2000.
At the same time, it helped the candidate countries tackle trafficking through the Phare Programme.
Funding committed to CEEC countries from the Phare Programme to environment and energy sub-sectors.
Euro Info Correspondence Centres(EICC) had already been opened with financial support from the Phare programme.
A total of EUR 2 534 million was provided by the Phare programme to Poland between 1999 and 2000.
the structured dialogue, and the Phare Programme.
In the Baltic countries, the Phare programme has supported actions aiming at the integration of non-citizens.
The Phare programme was set up in 1989 and originally aimed only at two countries: Poland and Hungary.