Common use of Economic Cooperation Clause in Contracts

Economic Cooperation. The Parties agree to develop a broad co-operationprogramme in the following areas: agriculture, mining, industry, construction,tourism, transportation, telecommunications, banking, insurance, capitalmarkets, professional services, and science andtechnology and suchother areas as may be agreed by the Parties.

Economic Cooperation. The Parties agree to develop a broad co-operationprogramme operation programme in the following areas: agriculture, mining, industry, construction,, tourism, transportation, telecommunications, banking, insurance, capitalmarketscapital markets, professional services, and science andtechnology and suchother technology and such other areas as may be agreed by the Parties.

Economic Cooperation. 1. The Parties agree to develop a broad co-operationprogramme in the following areas: agriculture, mining, industry, construction,, tourism, transportation, telecommunications, banking, insurance, capitalmarketscapital markets, professional services, and science andtechnology and suchother technology and such other areas as may be agreed by the Parties. 2. The Parties agree to encourage joint production of goods and collaboration in the provision of services, especially those intended to take advantage of market opportunities in third states.

Economic Cooperation. The Parties agree to develop a broad co-operationprogramme in the operation programme inthe following areas: agriculture, mining, industry, construction, tourism,tourism, transportation, telecommunications, banking, insurance, capitalmarkets, capital markets,professional services, and science andtechnology and suchother areas such otherareas as may be agreed by the Parties.

Economic Cooperation. 1. The Parties agree to develop a broad co-operationprogramme operation programme in the following areas: agriculture, mining, industry, construction,, tourism, transportation, telecommunicationstelecommunication, banking, insurance, capitalmarketscapital markets, professional services, and science andtechnology and suchother technology and such other areas as may be agreed by the Parties. 2. The Parties agree to encourage joint production of goods and collaboration in the provision of services, especially those intended to take advantage of market opportunities in third states.