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PAGE: X. Fulfilment in good faith of obligations under international law [go to this PAGE]
... The participating States, paying due regard to the
principles above and, in particular, to the first sentence of the
tenth principle, "Fulfilment in good faith of obligations under
international law", note that the present Declaration does not
affect their rights and obligations, nor the corresponding
treaties and other agreements and arrangements. ...
PAGE: 3. Provisions concerning trade and industrial co-operation Harmonization of standards [go to this PAGE]
... express their readiness to promote international agreements
and other appropriate arrangements on acceptance of certificates
of conformity with standards and technical regulations; ...
PAGE: Specific bilateral arrangements [go to this PAGE]
PAGE: Fields of co-operation Agriculture Energy New technologies, rational use of resources Transport technology Physics Chemistry
Meteorology and hydrology Oceanography Seismological research Research on glaciology, permafrost and problems of life under
conditions of cold Computer, communication and information technologies Space research Medicine and public health Environmental
research [go to this PAGE]
... Consider that possibilities to expand co-operation exist
within the areas given below as examples, noting that it is for
potential partners in the participating countries to identify and
develop projects and arrangements of mutual interest and benefit: ...
PAGE: Forms and methods of co-operation [go to this PAGE]
... exchanges and visits as well as other direct contacts and
communications among scientists and technologists, on the basis
of mutual agreement and other arrangements, for such purposes as
consultations, lecturing and conducting research, including the
use of laboratories, scientific libraries, and other documen-
tation centres in connexion therewith;
...
... use of commercial channels and methods for identifying and
transferring technological and scientific developments, including
the conclusion of mutually beneficial co-operation arrangements
between firms and enterprises in fields agreed upon between them
and for carrying out, where appropriate, joint research and
development programmes and projects;
...
PAGE: 1. Human Contacts [go to this PAGE]
... Declare their readiness to these ends to take measures which
they consider appropriate and to conclude agreements or
arrangements among themselves, as may be needed, and ...
PAGE: (d) Travel for Personal or Professional Reasons [go to this PAGE]
... They intend to consider, as necessary, means - including, in
so far as appropriate, the conclusion of multilateral or
bilateral consular conventions or other relevant agreements or
understandings - for the improvement of arrangements to provide
consular services, including legal and consular assistance. ...
PAGE: (e) Improvement of Conditions for Tourism on an Individual or Collective Basis [go to this PAGE]
... to increase, on the basis of appropriate agreements or
arrangements where necessary, co-operation in the development of
tourism, in particular by considering bilaterally possible ways
to increase information relating to travel to other countries and
to the reception and service of tourists, and other related
questions of mutual interest.
...
PAGE: (ii) Printed Information [go to this PAGE]
... They intend to improve the possibilities for acquaintance
with bulletins of official information issued by diplomatic
missions and distributed by those missions on the basis of
arrangements acceptable to the interested parties. ...
PAGE: (iii) Filmed and Broadcast Information [go to this PAGE]
... they will encourage the wider showing and broadcasting of a
greater variety of recorded and filmed information from the other
participating States, illustrating the various aspects of life in
their countries and received on the basis of such agreements or
arrangements as may be necessary between the organizations and
firms directly concerned;
...
PAGE: (b) Co-operation in the Field of Information [go to this PAGE]
... To encourage co-operation in the field of information on the
basis of short or long term agreements or arrangements. In
particular: ...
... they will view favourably the possibilities of arrangements
between periodical publications as well as between newspapers
from the participating States, for the purpose of exchanging and
publishing articles;
...
PAGE: (c) Improvement of Working Conditions for Journalists [go to this PAGE]
... grant to permanently accredited journalists of the
participating States, on the basis of arrangements, multiple
entry and exit visas for specified periods;
...
PAGE: Extension of Relations [go to this PAGE]
... concluding, where appropriate, agreements on a bilateral or
multilateral basis, providing for the extension of relations
among competent State institutions and non-governmental
organizations in the field of culture, as well as among people
engaged in cultural activities, taking into account the need both
for flexibility and the fullest possible use of existing
agreements, and bearing in mind that agreements and also other
arrangements constitute important means of developing cultural
co-operation and exchanges;
...
... contributing to the development of direct communication and
co-operation among relevant State institutions and non-
governmental organizations, including, where necessary, such
communication and co-operation carried out on the basis of
special agreements and arrangements;
...
... encouraging direct contacts and communications among persons
engaged in cultural activities, including, where necessary, such
contacts and communications carried out on the basis of special
agreements and arrangements.
...
PAGE: Contacts and Co-operation [go to this PAGE]
... promote for persons active in the field of culture, travel
and meetings including, where necessary, those carried out on the
basis of agreements, contracts or other special arrangements and
which are relevant to their cultural co-operation;
...
... encourage, where necessary through appropriate arrangements,
exchanges of trainee and specialists and the granting of
scholarships for basic and advanced training in various fields of
culture such as the arts and architecture, museums and libraries,
literary studies and translation, and contribute to the creation
of favourable conditions of reception in their respective
institutions;
...
PAGE: Fields and Forms of Co-operation [go to this PAGE]
... To encourage the search for new fields and forms of cultural
co-operation, to these ends contributing to the conclusion among
interested parties, where necessary, of appropriate agreements
and arrangements, and in this context to promote: ...
PAGE: 4. Co-operation and Exchanges in the Field of Education [go to this PAGE]
... Prepared to facilitate, between organizations, institutions
and persons engaged in education and science, the further
development of exchanges of knowledge and experience as well as
of contacts, on the basis of special arrangements where these are
necessary, ...
PAGE: (a) Extension of Relations [go to this PAGE]
... concluding, where appropriate, bilateral or multilateral
agreements providing for co-operation and exchanges among State
institutions, non-governmental bodies and persons engaged in
activities in education and science, bearing in mind the need
both for flexibility and the fuller use of existing agreements
and arrangements;
...
... promoting the conclusion of direct arrangements between
universities and other institutions of higher education and
research, in the framework of agreements between governments
where appropriate;
...
... encouraging among persons engaged in education and science
direct contacts and communications, including those based on
special agreements or arrangements where these are appropriate.
...
PAGE: (b) Access and Exchanges [go to this PAGE]
... promoting the efficient implementation of such arrangements
and programmes by providing scholars, teachers and students in
good time with more detailed information about their placing in
universities and institutes and the programmes envisaged for
them; by granting them the opportunity to use relevant scholarly,
scientific and open archival materials; and by facilitating their
travel within the receiving State for the purpose of study or
research as well as in the form of vacation tours on the basis of
the usual procedures;
...
... promoting a more exact assessment of the problems of
comparison and equivalence of academic degrees and diplomas by
fostering the exchange of information on the organization,
duration and content of studies, the comparison of methods of
assessing levels of knowledge, and academic qualifications, and,
where feasible, arriving at the mutual recognition of academic
degrees and diplomas either through governmental agreements,
where necessary, or direct arrangements between universities and
other institutions of higher learning and research;
...
PAGE: (c) Science [go to this PAGE]
... making this information more widely available to scientists
and research workers of the other participating States through,
for instance, participation in international information-sharing
programmes or through other appropriate arrangements;
...
... inviting scientific institutions and universities to keep
each other more fully and regularly informed about their current
and contemplated research work in fields of common interest.
To facilitate the extension of communications and direct
contacts between universities, scientific institutions and
associations as well as among scientists and research workers,
including those based where necessary on special agreements or
arrangements, by such means as:
...
... encouraging the creation of joint teams of scientists to
pursue research projects under arrangements made by the
scientific institutions of several countries;
...
PAGE: (d) Foreign Languages and Civilizations [go to this PAGE]
... to favour, in higher education, a wider choice in the
languages offered to language students and greater opportunities
for other students to study various foreign languages; also to
facilitate, where desirable, the organization of courses in
languages and civilizations, on the basis of special arrangements
as necessary to be given by foreign lecturers, particularly from
European countries having less widely-spread or studied
languages;
...