Übersetzung für "Parry Sound and Area Chamber Commerce " (Englisch → Französisch) :

Parry Sound and Area Chamber of Commerce

Owen Sound and District Chamber of Commerce [ Owen Sound Chamber of Commerce ]

Parry Sound Area Community Business and Development Centre

27. Welcomes Serbia’s continued engagement in the normalisation process with Kosovo, and the finalisation of key agreements on 25 August 2015, namely on the establishment of the Association/Community of Serb majority municipalities in Kosovo, on energy, on telecoms and on the Mitrovica Bridge; urges Serbia to swiftly implement its part of these agreements and to engage constructively with Kosovo in formulating and implementing future agreements; notes that progress has been made in areas such as police and civil protection, vehicle ...[+++]insurance, customs, liaison arrangements and cadastral records; reiterates that progress in the Dialogue should be measured by its implementation on the ground; calls on Serbia and Kosovo to refrain from negative rhetoric and to move forward with the full implementation, in good faith and in a timely manner, of all the agreements already reached, and to determinedly continue the normalisation process; calls for continuous efforts by both governments and the EU institutions to communicate and explain the provisions of the reached agreements, in order to bring ethnic Albanian and Serbian communities in Kosovo closer together; commends the efforts of the business community, led by Chambers of Commerce, to contribute to the normalisation of relations, by engaging in dialogue between Chambers of Commerce of Serbia and Kosovo, to tackle barriers to doing business between the two sides, and to facilitate contact and cooperation between companies; calls on the Commission to support maintaining and developing these activities in the future; encourages Serbia and Kosovo to identify new areas of discussion for the dialogue with the aim of improving people’s lives and comprehensively normalising relations; calls on the European External Action Service (EEAS) to conduct an evaluation of the performance of the two sides in fulfilling their obligations; urges Serbia to act in a spirit of good-neighbourly relations and expresses the hope that t ...

9. Encourages the Commission to assess, during the mapping process, to what extent the recommendations and suggestions of the Small Business Act on administrative simplification were actually implemented; calls on the Commission to come forward subsequently with a proposal laying down binding commitments on the part of the Member States to simplify all national procedures and to cut any form of red tape pertaining to policies in support of the internationalisation of SMEs; Asks the Commission to better protect the latter against unfair competition practices on third markets, and to do so in close consultation with European small business asso ...[+++]ciations, chambers of commerce and industry, and other relevant stakeholders; recognises that this proposal should be made in full respect of Member States’ competencies, particularly in the area of individual support measures for companies;

16. Stresses the importance of continuing with the strengthening of transatlantic economic relations but without threatening the EU policies in fields such as environmental standards, cultural diversity, social rights and public services; emphasises in particular the importance of achieving more progress in the world's biggest trade relationship, in particular in respect of standards and technical barriers to trade; welcomes the relaunching of the TEC and considers that, to be successful, this dialogue needs to be further intensified at all levels and that high-level meetings of the Commission, the European Parliament and their US counterparts should occur on ...[+++]a more regular basis; suggests that the European Union and the United States both work to develop the evolving, comprehensive ‘Transatlantic Growth and Jobs Initiative’, which would include plans for the removal of remaining non-tariff barriers to trade and investment by 2020 (‘the transatlantic market’), and that they take steps towards zero-tariff levels in some product areas, as proposed earlier this month by the US Chamber of Commerce; maintains that such an initiative should be included on the agendas for forthcoming meetings of the Transatlantic Economic Council (TEC) and for the EU/US Summit;

The International Chamber of Commerce has produced an international code of conduct, which sets out basic principles (such as standards of decency) and is supplemented by codes relating to specific areas (such as alcohol); national self-regulatory bodies apply their own versions of the code in the Member States.