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PAGE: 2. Document on confidence-building measures and certain aspects of security and disarmament [go to this PAGE]
... Recognizing that the exchange of observers by invitation at
military manoeuvres will help to promote contacts and mutual
understanding; ...
PAGE: Economic and commercial information [go to this PAGE]
... other information to help businessmen in commercial
contacts, for example, periodic directories, lists, and where
possible, organizational charts of firms and organizations
concerned with foreign trade;
...
PAGE: 5. Environment [go to this PAGE]
... Considering that the success of any environmental policy
presupposes that all population groups and social forces, aware
of their responsibilities, help to protect and improve the
environment, which necessitates continued and thorough educative
action, particularly with regard to youth; ...
PAGE: Economic and social aspects of migrant labour [go to this PAGE]
... to bear in mind that migrant workers, particularly those who
have acquired qualifications, can by returning to their countries
after a certain period of time help to remedy any deficiency of
skilled labour in their country of origin; ...
PAGE: Fields and Forms of Co-operation [go to this PAGE]
... the implementation of joint projects for conserving,
restoring and showing to advantage works of art, historical
and archaeological monuments and sites of cultural interest,
with the help, in appropriate cases, of international
organizations of a governmental or non-governmental
character as well as of private institutions - competent and
active in these fields - envisaging for this purpose:
- periodic meetings of experts of the interested parties to elaborate the necessary proposals, while bearing in mind the need to consider these questions in a wider social and economic context;
- the publication in appropriate periodicals of articles designed to make known and to compare, among the participating States, the most significant achievements and innovations;
- a joint study with a view to the improvement and possible harmonization of the different systems used to inventory and catalogue the historical monuments and places of cultural interest in their countries;
- the study of the possibilities for organizing international courses for the training of specialists in different disciplines relating to restoration.