Common use of Electronic communications and postal services Clause in Contracts

Electronic communications and postal services. Within their respective powers and competences the Parties shall expand and strengthen cooperation aimed at: – establishing policies and guidelines for the development of the electronic communications sector and postal services; – developing tariff policy and marketing principles for electronic communications and postal services; – transferring technology and know-how, particularly regarding European technical standards and certification systems; – encouraging the development of projects for electronic communications and postal services and attracting investment; – enhancing the efficiency and quality of electronic communications and postal services, inter alia through liberalisation of activities in sub-sectors; – promoting advanced application of electronic communications, notably in the area of electronic funds transfer; – enhancing the management of, and optimising, electronic communications networks; – developing an appropriate regulatory basis for the provision of electronic communications and postal services and for the use of the radio frequency spectrum; – enhancing training in the field of electronic communications and postal services for operations in market conditions.

Electronic communications and postal services. Within their respective powers and competences the Parties shall expand and strengthen cooperation aimed at: – - establishing policies and guidelines for the development of the electronic communications sector and postal services; – , - developing tariff policy and marketing principles for electronic communications and postal services; – , - transferring technology and know-how, particularly regarding European technical standards and certification systems; – , - encouraging the development of projects for electronic communications and postal services and attracting investment; – , - enhancing the efficiency and quality of electronic communications and postal services, inter alia through liberalisation of activities in sub-sectors; – , - promoting advanced application of electronic communications, notably in the area of electronic funds transfer; – , - enhancing the management of, and optimising, electronic communications networks; – , - developing an appropriate regulatory basis for the provision of electronic communications and postal services and for the use of the radio frequency spectrum; – , - enhancing training in the field of electronic communications and postal services for operations in market conditions.