Common use of Cultural cooperation Clause in Contracts

Cultural cooperation. The Parties undertake to promote, encourage and facilitate cultural cooperation. Where appropriate, the CommunityIs cultural cooperation programmes or those of one or more Member States may be the subject of cooperation and further activities of mutual interest may be developed.

Cultural cooperation. The Parties undertake to promote, encourage and facilitate cultural cooperation. Where appropriate, the CommunityIs Community's cultural cooperation programmes or those of one or more Member States may be the subject of cooperation and further activities of mutual interest may be developed.

Cultural cooperation. The Parties undertake to promote, encourage and facilitate cultural cooperation. Where appropriate, the CommunityIs promote cultural cooperation programmes or those with the aim of one or more Member States may be reinforcing the subject existing links between their peoples and to encourage the mutual knowledge of cooperation their respective languages and further activities of mutual interest may be developedcultures while respecting creative freedom and reciprocal access to cultural values.

Cultural cooperation. The Parties undertake to promote, encourage and facilitate cultural cul­ tural cooperation. Where appropriate, the CommunityIs Community’s cultural cooperation programmes or those of one or more Member States may be the subject of cooperation and further activities of mutual interest may be developed.

Cultural cooperation. The Parties undertake to promote, encourage and facilitate cultural cooperation. Where appropriate, the CommunityIs Community's cultural cooperation programmes or those of one or more Member States may be the subject of cooperation and further activities of mutual interest may be developed. The cooperation may include:‌‌‌‌‌‌ — exchange of information and experience in the field of conservation and protection of monuments, sites (architectural heritage) and museum values, — cultural exchange between institutions, artists and other persons working in the area of culture, — translation of literary works.

Cultural cooperation. The Parties undertake to promote, encourage and facilitate cultural cooperation. Where appropriate, the CommunityIs Community's cultural cooperation programmes or those of one or more Member States may be the subject of cooperation and further activities of mutual interest may be developed.. TITLE IX