Examples of using Priority countries in English and their translations into Dutch
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efforts by November 2005 to deliver commitments for technical assistance and capacity building to key priority countries including in the areas of countering radicalisation
Turkey is a priority country in Dutch international cultural policy(2013-2016).
Libya remains a priority country for such a dialogue as soon as circumstances allow.
Ukraine will be treated as a priority country in the ongoing preparations for the extension of Trans-European Networks.
The United States named the Community as a priority country for negotiations under the telecommunications provisions of the Trade Act.
The aim of the Priority Country Programme is to promote the exchange of students between Flanders
That is also why we think of Colombia as a priority country under the rubric of democratisation and human rights in Latin America.
its commitment to designate Belarus a priority country for the European Initiative for Democracy
Conducting regular surveys in order to identify a list of‘priority countries' for focused EU efforts;
In the framework of this strategy, a list of"priority countries" has been put together and this is regularly updated11.
and on certain priority countries.
Priority countries for assistance have been chosen based on criteria endorsed by the Council
High-level visits to priority countries have been conducted by a number of EU Commissioners and Member States political leaders backed
be a time-consuming task, for which additional input from the industry in preparing lists of documented NTBs in priority countries will be necessary.
the Occupied Palestinian Territory to the list of the priority countries for the implementation of the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed conflict.
the EU updates its list of priority countries where EU right-holders suffer inadequate IPR protection and/or enforcement67.
Given that the number of projects should be limited to priority countries, an assumption could be that Frontex would implement 1-2 projects per year with a budget of up to two million euro each.
In this context, the WHO-ITU joint agreement on mHealth for non-communicable diseases(NCDs)57 intends to scale-up already approved mobile technology in 8 priority countries at least one drawn from each geographical region58.
migration dialogue processes and bilateral relations with priority countries beyond the neighbourhood, also continuing its support for human rights,
adding EU resources to boost the development-oriented initiatives and investments in priority countries, such as in the Southern Mediterranean.