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FINANCIAL COOPERATION Sample Clauses

FINANCIAL COOPERATION. Article 104. Article 105. Article 106.
FINANCIAL COOPERATION. 1. When implementing aid programmes in the context of their development cooperation policies, the Parties shall cooperate to prevent and fight irregularities, fraud, corruption or any other illegal activities to the detriment of the Parties' financial interests. 2. For this purpose, the competent authorities of the Union and of Australia shall exchange information, including personal data, in accordance with their respective legislation in force, and, at the request of one of the Parties, shall conduct consultations. 3. The European Anti-Fraud Office and the competent Australian authorities may agree on further cooperation in the field of anti-fraud, including the conclusion of operational arrangements.
FINANCIAL COOPERATIONWith a view to full attainment of this Agreement's objectives, financial cooperation shall be implemented for Morocco in line with the appropriate financial procedures and resources. These procedures shall be adopted by mutual agreement between the Parties by means of the most suitable instruments once this Agreement enters into force. In addition to the areas covered by the Titles V and VI of this Agreement, cooperation shall entail: - facilitating reforms aimed at modernising the economy, - updating economic infrastructure, - promoting private investment and job creation activities, - taking into account the effects on the Moroccan economy of the progressive introduction of a free trade area, in particular where the updating and restructuring of industry is concerned, - flanking measures for policies implemented in the social sectors.
FINANCIAL COOPERATIONIn order to achieve the objectives of this Agreement, a financial xxxxxx- ation package shall be made available to the Palestinian Authority in accordance with the appropriate procedures and the financial resources required. These procedures shall be agreed by both Parties using the most appro- priate instruments after this Agreement has entered into force. Financial cooperation shall focus on: — responding to the economic repercussions for the West Bank and the Gaza Strip of the gradual introduction of a free trade area, notably by upgrading and restructuring industry, — trade institutions which promote trading links with foreign markets, — accompanying measures for policies implemented in the social sector, — upgrading economic and social infrastructure, — promoting private investment and job-creating activities in the productive sectors, — promoting reforms designed to modernize the economy, — services, — urban and rural development, — the environment, — the setting-up and improvement of institutions necessary for the proper working of the Palestinian public administration and the advancement of democracy and human rights.
FINANCIAL COOPERATIONIn order to achieve the objectives of this Agreement, a financial cooperation package shall be made available to Jordan in accordance with the appropriate procedures and the financial resources required. These procedures shall be agreed by both Parties using the most appropriate instruments after the Agreement has entered into force. In addition to the areas covered by Titles V and VI of the Agreement, financial cooperation shall focus on: − promoting reforms designed to modernise the economy, − upgrading economic infrastructure, − promoting private investment and job-creating activities, − responding to the economic repercussions for Jordan of the gradual introduction of a free trade area, notably by upgrading and restructuring industry, − accompanying the policies implemented in the social sector.
FINANCIAL COOPERATION. The Parties, recognizing the facilitative role that financial services play in trade, investment and economic development, agree to explore cooperation in the sector by, inter alia: (a) enhancing communication and experience sharing between the competent authorities of the Parties; (b) facilitating dialogue between financial services firms of the Parties in identifying areas of mutual gain and enhancing cooperation in the financial sector; (c) promoting financial intermediation and cross border payment services to facilitate trade and investment between the Parties; and (d) exploring the potential for human resource and capacity development cooperation in the financial sector.
FINANCIAL COOPERATIONWith a view to full attainment of the Agreement's objectives, financial cooperation shall be implemented for Tunisia in line with the appropriate financial procedures and resources. These procedures shall be adopted by mutual agreement between the Parties by means of the most suitable instruments once the Agreement enters into force. In addition to the areas covered by the Titles V and VI of this Agreement, cooperation shall entail: - facilitating reforms aimed at modernizing the economy, - updating economic infrastructure, - promoting private investment and job creation activities, - taking into account the effects on the Tunisian economy of the progressive introduction of a free trade area, in particular where the updating and restructuring of industry is concerned, - flanking measures for policies implemented in the social sectors.
FINANCIAL COOPERATIONIn order to achieve the objectives of this Agreement and in accordance with Articles 79, 80 and 81 the Republic of Moldova shall benefit from temporary financial assistance from the Community by way of technical assistance in the form of grants to accelerate the economic transformation of the Republic of Moldova.
FINANCIAL COOPERATIONIn order to achieve the objectives of this Agreement and in accordance with Articles 82, 83 and 84 Ukraine shall benefit from temporary financial assistance from the Community by way of technical assistance in the form of grants to accelerate the economic transformation of Ukraine.
FINANCIAL COOPERATION. (a) From and after the Execution Date, SM Energy shall cooperate with Buyer, its Affiliates and Buyer’s and its Affiliate’s auditors (“Buyer’s Auditors”) in connection with the preparation of any financial statements of Buyer or pertaining to the Assets and any related pro forma financial statements or other financial information, and the conduct of audits or reviews of such financial statements, required under federal securities Laws or rules and regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) or under customary practice for securities offerings made pursuant to Rule 144A under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Securities Act”), in connection with (a) any filing by Buyer or any of its Affiliates with the SEC pursuant to the Securities Act or the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, or (b) any offering memorandum or similar document relating to a private offering of securities of Buyer or its Affiliates pursuant to Rule 144A under the Securities Act or otherwise. In connection with such cooperation, from and after the Execution Date, SM Energy shall: (i) provide to Buyer, its Affiliates, and Buyer’s Auditors reasonable access to the books, records, information, and documents that are related to the Assets and SM Energy that are in SM Energy’s possession or control reasonably required by Buyer, its Affiliates, and Buyer’s Auditors in order to prepare, audit, and review such financial statements and other financial information; (ii) provide to Buyer, its Affiliates, and Buyer’s Auditors reasonable access to SM Energy’s officers, managers, employees, agents, and representatives who were responsible for preparing or maintaining the financial records and work papers and other supporting documents used in the preparation of such financial statements; (iii) deliver one or more customary representation letters from SM Energy to such Buyer’s Auditors that are reasonably requested to allow such Buyer’s Auditors to complete an audit or review of any such financial statements and to issue an opinion acceptable to such Buyer’s Auditors with respect to an audit or review of such financial statements; and (iv) use its reasonable best efforts to obtain the consent of the independent auditor of SM Energy that conducted any audit of such financial statements to the use of such independent auditor’s report, and to be named as an expert or as having prepared such report, in any SEC filing or offering memorandum or similar document referred to ...