Examples of using Bilateral programmes in English and their translations into Dutch
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Egypt that we are ready to consider carefully full re-focussing of our bilateral programmes for 2011-13(respectively EUR 240
other civil society organisations to join in the consultation process for implementing EU bilateral programmes with the partner countries,
improved co-ordination with Member States' bilateral programmes.
that adopted by Dijon/Pforzheim(76/21) in extending their bilateral programme into a quadripartite one.
Support from Romania for the EU's new neighbour: bilateral programme, electricity, Romanian citizenship to expand upon.
IPA component II finances a bilateral programme Albania-Greece and the participation of Albania in the multilateral cross-border programme" Adriatic", where Albania, Bosnia
IPA component II finances a bilateral programme Albania-Greece and the participation of Albania in the multilateral cross-border programme" Adriatic", where Albania, Bosnia
Human Rights, the Rapid Reaction Mechanism and the EC bilateral programme, the Commission contributes about€ 1 million a year to both civil society
To discuss ongoing(joint or bilateral) programmes of mutual interest;
We call on Member States to follow a similar screening exercise for their bilateral programmes to achieve maximum impact of EU aid.
as well as through bilateral programmes, valuable support is provided to help Ukraine in her transition
Croatia is also involved in three IPA CBC programmes with neighbouring Member States: two bilateral programmes respectively with Slovenia
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.
the Commission must continue to argue for more commitments to fight AIDS, to the programme and to the Global Health Fund from bilateral programmes.
on the Community's side, be complementary to the bilateral programmes between the Member States
The bilateral programmes for eastern Europe and South Caucasus focused,
The CBC programmes in Serbia include three bilateral programmes with Montenegro, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, three bilateral programmes with the neighbouring Member States Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria, and the participation of Serbia in the multilateral IPA cross-border"Adriatic" programme.
Member States are currently being identified for purposes of more coordinated multilateral cooperation with China and to improve interoperability of bilateral programmes, funding schemes and rules including IPR issues.
future regional and bilateral programmes for training and technical assistance to improve the capability to fight terrorism as well as other forms of organised crime without prejudice to respect for human rights and democracy.
on the Community's side, be complementary to the bilateral programmes between the Member States and the United States of America