Forms of Cooperation. Development cooperation may take the form of technical or financial cooperation, humanitarian or emergency assistance. It may be carried out either on a purely bilateral basis, or also in cooperation with other donors and/or multilateral organisations.
Forms of Cooperation. 1. For each sector of cooperation under this Title, the Parties agree to carry out activities at bilateral or regional level or through a combination of both, including through tripartite cooperation.
2. The forms of cooperation between the Parties may include:
(a) development and technical assistance to the programmes and projects as agreed by the Parties;
(b) capacity building through training courses, workshops and seminars, the exchange of experts, studies, and joint research between the Parties;
(c) consideration of other forms of development financing as appropriate;
(d) the exchange of information on best practices of aid effectiveness. TITLE III PEACE AND SECURITY
Forms of Cooperation. 1. Subject to their applicable regulatory measures, the Parties shall xxxxxx, to the fullest extent practicable, the cooperation activities under this Agreement with a view to providing comparable opportunities for participation in their activities in the sectors listed in Article 4.
2. The Parties agree to conduct cooperation activities as indicated in Articles 6 to 13.
Forms of Cooperation. Pursuant to Article 112 of the Basic Agreement, the forms of cooperation under this Chapter may include:
(a) exchanging views and information on trade and investment;
(b) co-organizing seminars and other events for further expansion of trade and investment in the Countries;
(c) encouraging exchanges of experts, specialists, trainees, and researchers to promote and improve knowledge on trade and investment in the Countries;
(d) exchanging information on investment environment and laws and regulations related to business, to promote further trade and investment and relevant business operations between the Countries; and
(e) other forms as may be agreed by the Parties. Article 15
Forms of Cooperation. 1. The forms of cooperation under this Chapter may include:
(a) exchanging information on developments in areas of mutual interest to the Parties;
(b) encouraging and facilitating visits and exchanges of experts; (c) promoting the holding of seminars and workshops;
Forms of Cooperation. For the purposes of Article 6.1, cooperation between the Parties means the following:
a. jointly organising industry-specific missions with a focus on high growth sectors, including but not limited to, the info-communications technology, electronics, water treatment, healthcare and logistics sectors;
b. promoting business alliances between the private enterprises of the Parties with a view to exploring business opportunities through business matching in Jordan, Singapore, the Middle East and Southeast Asia;
c. developing a one-stop business information database to facilitate business activities between the Parties;
Forms of Cooperation. The Parties agree to cooperate in the following forms, also through their research Institutes and Centres:
1. Exchange of information of mutual interest, including regulatory documents and samples of products;
2. Introduction of new technologies;
3. Support for the establishment of joint ventures in the sphere of agriculture, agroindustry, food, fishery and forestry, rural development and economics research;
4. Elaboration of joint bilateral and multilateral projects on agriculture, agroindustry, food, fishery and forestry, rural development and economics research and participation in them;
5. Organization of communication activities in the field of agriculture, agroindustry, food, fishery and forestry, rural development and economics research and other related areas (organization of fairs, exhibitions, workshops, conferences, symposia etc.);
6. Promotion of research activities, particularly in the field of agriculture, agroindustry, food, fishery and forestry, rural development and economics research;
7. Exchange of specialists and organization of meetings on issues of mutual interest;
8. Any other technically possible form of cooperation as mutually agreed upon by the Parties with subsequent joint programmes.
Forms of Cooperation. 1. The forms of cooperation under this Agreement may include, but are not limited to, the following:
(a) exchange and provision of information and data on scientific and technical activities, developments, practices and results, and on programme policies and plans, including the exchange of undisclosed information under the terms and conditions set out in Articles VI and VII;
(b) exchange of scientists, engineers and other specialists for agreed periods of time in order to participate in experiments, analysis, design and other research and devel opment activities in accordance with Article VIII;
(c) organisation of seminars and other meetings to discuss and exchange information on agreed topics in the areas listed in Article II, and to identify cooperative activities which may be usefully undertaken in accordance with Article V;
(d) exchange and provision of samples, materials, equipment (instruments and components) for experiments, testing and evaluation in accordance with Articles IX and X;
(e) execution of joint studies, projects or experiments including their joint design, construction and operation;
(f) establishment of data links such as, but not limited to, remote data analysis tools; and
(g) other specific forms of cooperation as mutually agreed by the Parties in writing.
2. The Parties shall coordinate the activities, as appropriate, under this Agreement, with other international fusion research and development activities, in order to minimise duplication of effort. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to prejudice existing or future arrangements for cooperation between the Parties.
Forms of Cooperation. Forms of cooperation may include the following, as well as any other forms decided by both Sides: Specific projects, including technology and infrastructure demonstration projects; Sharing appropriate information and experiences regarding policies and programs, as well as policy design and capacity building support; Exchanges and temporary assignments of personnel from one Side to the other; Promotion of cooperative research, development, and deployment projects in fields such as the life sciences and other technology between research institutes and universities in both Sides; Joint organization of symposia, seminars, workshops, exhibitions, and training; Participation in other commitments and/or initiatives, including multilateral consortiums; Innovation hubs; Promotion of participation and support from municipalities, research institutes, universities, and non-governmental organizations, as well as other organizations; and Any other mutually acceptable forms of cooperation that contribute to the goals of this MOC. Both Sides will, on a regular basis, inform and consult with one another on matters of common interest that represent opportunities for mutual benefit consistent with this MOC. To oversee and implement this MOC, the Government of Japan designates the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (“MOFA”), the Cabinet Secretariat, Office of Healthcare Policy, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (“MEXT”), the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (“MHLW”), the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (“METI”), the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism (“MLIT”), the Japan External Trade Organization (“JETRO”), and the Embassy of Japan in the United States; and the State of Maryland designates the Maryland Department of Commerce (“Commerce”), the Maryland Department of Transportation (“MDOT”), and the Office of the Secretary of State (“SOS”). These organizations will coordinate the implementation of this MOC, as appropriate, with other commitments between entities in Japan and Maryland.
Forms of Cooperation. 1. Organizational, financial, legal and technical conditions for the accomplishment of specific programmes, projects of cooperation and other types of activities shall be the subject of separate agreements between the cooperating organizations or, where necessary, and considering the international obligations of the States of the Parties, of agreements between the Parties (hereinafter referred to as separate agreements).
2. The Parties and their competent authorities shall, in relevant cases, facilitate, on the basis of separate agreements, the establishment and development of cooperation in the areas provided for in this Agreement.
3. Cooperation pursuant to this Agreement may be carried out, in particular, in such forms as:
a) planning and implementation of joint programmes and projects using scientific, experimental and industrial bases;
b) mutual provision of scientific and technical information, expertise, experimental data, results of experimental design works, materials and equipment in various fields of space science, equipment and technology;
c) development, manufacturing and launch of spacecrafts, instruments and systems;
d) use of ground-based objects and systems for securing launches and control of spacecrafts and space apparatus, including the collection and exchange of telemetric information;
e) organization of programmes for the training of personnel and the exchange of scientists, technical and other specialists;
f) holding symposia, conferences and congresses;
g) participation in various specialized exhibitions, fairs and similar events;
h) development of various forms of partnership and joint activities in the international market for space technologies and services, including activities associated with commercial space launches;
i) provision of technical assistance and aid in the field of the joint space research;
j) mutual facilitation of access to national and international programmes and projects for the practical application of technological innovations and for the promotion of industrial and economic development related with space technologies and infrastructure.
4. Additional forms of cooperation shall be determined by mutual agreement of the Parties as the need arises.
5. The Parties or the cooperating organizations may, where necessary, establish upon mutual arrangement working groups for the purposes of implementing programmes, projects and specific types of activities, as well as for the elaboration of organizational and legal ...
