Übersetzung für "executive pool heads mission division " (Englisch → Französisch) :

supports the establishment of a Shared Services Centre for the management of CSDP missions, that is to say, an interinstitutional office comprising the Commission's Unit 3 (CFSP Operations of the Foreign Policy Instruments – formerly Relex/A3) and the CPCC Mission Support Unit; notes that the new Service, by addressing the personnel, logistics, procurement and financial responsibilities of the civilian CSDP missions and by relieving the Heads of Mission from par ...[+++]t of their administrative duties, would guarantee greater efficiency both by pooling administrative functions, starting with the selection and recruitment of personnel, and by centralising procurement and equipment management;

From the Canada Council for the Arts: John Hobday, the director; Carol Bream, the acting director, arts division; and David Poole, head of the media arts section.

Both sides underlined the importance of an enhanced political dialogue between the EU and ECOWAS and expressed their satisfaction at the improvement and intensification of this dialogue. Co-operation between ECOWAS, the EU, the AU and the UN is considered important. Six-monthly EU-ECOWAS Ministerial troika meetings are enhanced and complemented by meetings at different levels, including between i) ECOWAS in Abuja (both Executive Secretariat and ECOWAS Heads of Mission in Nigeria) and the EU Heads of Mission ...[+++] in Abuja; ii) the ECOWAS presidency and EU Heads of Mission in the country holding the ECOWAS presidency, iii) the national authorities of ECOWAS member states in charge of relations with the ECOWAS Secretariat and EU Heads of Mission and iv) EU-ECOWAS-UNOWA dialogue.

For instance, we met with the Director General of Human Rights, the head of the division for equality between women and men, the head of the execution of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights, and the administrator of the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture.

The Department confirmed its interest in our work by making available the services of Mr. Albert Galpin, of its European Union Division, who helped in both the planning and the execution of the mission.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Melchior WATHELET Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Justice and Economic Affairs Mr Vic ANCIAUX State Secretary with responsibility for Energy (Brussels Regional Executive) Denmark: Mr Svend AUKEN Minister for the Environment and Energy Germany: Mr Günther REXRODT Minister for Economic Affairs Mr Dieter von WÜRZEN State Secretary, Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs Greece: Mr Anastasse MANTELIS Secretary-G ...[+++]eneral, Ministry of Energy Spain: Mr Juan Manuel EGUIAGARAY Minister for Industry and Energy France: Mr Pierre SELLAL Deputy Permanent Representative Ireland: Mr John LOUGHREY Secretary, Department of Transport, Energy and Communications Italy: Mr Roberto ROSSI Deputy Permanent Representative Luxembourg: Mr Robert GOEBBELS Minister for Economic Affairs, Public Works and Energy Netherlands: Mr Lambert J. HANRATH Deputy Permanent Representative Portugal: Mr Luis Filipe PEREIRA State Secretary for Energy United Kingdom: Mr Timothy EGGAR Minister of State, Department of Trade and Industry (Minister for Industry and Energy) Commission: Mr Marcelino OREJA AGUIRRE Member The following representatives of the acceding States attended: Austria: Mrs Judith GEBETSROITHNER Deputy Head of Mission Finland: Mr Jan STORE Deputy Head of Mission Sweden: Mr Jorgen ANDERSSON Minister with responsibility for Housing and Energy ------------ INTERNAL MARKET IN ELECTRICITY - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS After an extensive exchange of views on the proposal for a Directive concerning common rules for the internal market in electricity, the Council adopted the following conclusions: "After the submission of the amended proposals for directives on common rules for the internal market for electricity and natural gas by the Commission in response to the position of the European Parliament and the conclusions of the Council on 30 November 1992 the Council has concluded the following: 1.