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PAGE: Specific bilateral arrangements     [go to this PAGE]
... Conscious of the need to facilitate trade and to promote the application of new forms of industrial co-operation, ...


PAGE: Economic and social aspects of migrant labour     [go to this PAGE]
... to facilitate, as far as possible, the reuniting of migrant workers with their families; ...


PAGE: 1. Human Contacts     [go to this PAGE]
... Make it their aim to facilitate freer movement and contacts, individually and collectively, whether privately or officially, among persons, institutions and organizations of the participating States, and to contribute to the solution of the humanitarian problems that arise in that connexion, ...


PAGE: (d) Travel for Personal or Professional Reasons     [go to this PAGE]
... The participating States intend to facilitate wider travel by their citizens for personal or professional reasons and to this end they intend in particular: ...


PAGE: (h) Expansion of Contacts     [go to this PAGE]
... By way of further developing contacts among governmental institutions and non-governmental organizations and associations, including women's organizations, the participating States will facilitate the convening of meetings as well as travel by delegations, groups and individuals. ...


PAGE: 2. Information     [go to this PAGE]
... Make it their aim to facilitate the freer and wider dissemination of information of all kinds, to encourage co- operation in the field of information and the exchange of information with other countries, and to improve the conditions under which journalists from one participating State exercise their profession in another participating State, and ...


PAGE: (a) Improvement of the Circulation of, Access to, and Exchange of Information (i) Oral Information     [go to this PAGE]
... To facilitate the dissemination of oral information through the encouragement of lectures and lecture tours by personalities and specialists from the other participating States, as well as exchanges of opinions at round table meetings, seminars, symposia, summer schools, congresses and other bilateral and multilateral meetings. ...


PAGE: (ii) Printed Information     [go to this PAGE]
... To facilitate the improvement of the dissemination, on their territory, of newspapers and printed publications, periodical and non-periodical, from the other participating States. For this purpose: ...
... they will facilitate the availability of these periodical publications during congresses, conferences, official visits and other international events and to tourists during the season, ...


PAGE: (iii) Filmed and Broadcast Information     [go to this PAGE]
... they will facilitate the import by competent organizations and firms of recorded audio-visual material from the other participating States. ...


PAGE: (c) Improvement of Working Conditions for Journalists     [go to this PAGE]
... facilitate the issue to accredited journalists of the participating States of permits for stay in their country of temporary residence and, if and when these are necessary, of other official papers which it is appropriate for them to have; ...


PAGE: Exchanges and Dissemination     [go to this PAGE]
... encouraging meetings among representatives of competent organizations and relevant firms to examine measures within their field of activity - such as the simplification of orders, time limits for sending supplies and modalities of payment - which might facilitate international commercial exchanges of books; ...


PAGE: Access     [go to this PAGE]
... to encourage a joint study by interested bodies, where appropriate with the assistance of the competent international organizations, of the expediency and the conditions for the establishment of a repertory of their recorded television programmes of a cultural nature, as well as of the means of viewing them rapidly in order to facilitate their selection and possible acquisition. ...


PAGE: Fields and Forms of Co-operation     [go to this PAGE]
... National minorities or regional cultures. The participating States, recognizing the contribution that national minorities or regional cultures can make to co-operation among them in various fields of culture, intend, when such minorities or cultures exist within their territory, to facilitate this contribution, taking into account the legitimate interests of their members. ...


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: (c) Science     [go to this PAGE]
... 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: ...


PAGE: (d) Foreign Languages and Civilizations     [go to this PAGE]
... to promote the exchange of information on the experience acquired in the training of language teachers and to intensify exchanges on a bilateral basis of language teachers and students as well as to facilitate their participation in summer courses in languages and civilizations, wherever these are organized; ...
... to encourage co-operation among experts in the field of lexicography with the aim of defining the necessary terminological equivalents, particularly in the scientific and technical disciplines, in order to facilitate relations among scientific institutions and specialists; ...
... 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; ...


PAGE: (e) Teaching Methods     [go to this PAGE]
... National minorities or regional cultures. The participating States, recognizing the contribution that national minorities or regional cultures can make to co-operation among them in various fields of education, intend, when such minorities or cultures exist within their territory, to facilitate this contribution, taking into account the legitimate interests of their members. ...