Principles of Cooperation. The Parties shall apply the following principles to cooperation activities covered by this Agreement:
1. Mutual benefit based on an overall balance of rights and obligations including contributions and access to all services in accordance with Article 15;
2. Reciprocal opportunities to engage in cooperative activities in the European Union and Swiss GNSS projects;
3. Timely exchange of information that may affect cooperative activities;
4. Adequate and effective protection of intellectual property rights as referred to in Article 9;
5. Freedom to provide satellite navigation services in the territories of the Parties;
6. Unrestricted trade in European GNSS goods in the territories of the Parties.
Principles of Cooperation. The Parties agreed to apply the following principles to cooperation activities covered by this Agreement:
1. Mutual benefit based on an overall balance of rights and obligations including contributions.
2. Partnership in the GALILEO Programme in accordance with the procedures and rules governing the management of GALILEO.
3. Reciprocal opportunities to engage in cooperative activities in the European Community and its Member States and Korean GNSS projects for civil use.
4. Timely exchange of information that may affect cooperative activities.
5. Appropriate protection of intellectual property rights as referred to in Article 8(3) of this Agreement.
6. Freedom to provide satellite navigation services in the territories of the Parties.
7. Unrestricted trade in GNSS goods in the territories of the Parties.
Principles of Cooperation. Subject to the laws of each signatory, the following cooperative principles are to be used as a guide by the signatories in civil emergency matters that may affect more than one signatory:
(1) The authorities of each signatory may seek the advice, cooperation or assistance of any other signatory in any civil emergency matter.
(2) Nothing in the arrangement shall derogate from the applicable laws within the jurisdiction of any signatory. However, the authorities of any signatory may request from the authorities of any other signatory appropriate alleviation of such laws if their normal application might lead to delay or difficulty in the rapid execution of necessary civil emergency measures.
(3) Each signatory will use its best ef- forts to facilitate the movement of evacuees, refugees, civil emergency personnel, equip- ment or other resources into or across its territory or to a designated staging area when it is agreed that such movement or staging will facilitate civil emergency oper- ations by the affected or participating signatories.
(4) In times of emergency, each signatory will use its best efforts to ensure that the citizens or residents of any other signatory present in its territory are provided emer- gency health services and emergency social services in a manner no less favorable than those provided to its own citizens.
(5) Each signatory will use discretionary power as far as possible to avoid levy of any tax, tariff, business license or user fees on the services, equipment and supplies of any other signatory that is engaged in civil emergency activities in the territory of an- other signatory and will use its best efforts to encourage local governments or other ju- risdictions within its territory to do likewise.
(6) When civil emergency personnel, con- tracted firms or personnel, vehicles, equip- ment or other services from any signatory are made available to or are employed to as- sist any other signatory, all providing signatories will use best efforts to ensure that charges, levies or costs for such use or assistance will not exceed those paid for similar use of such resources within their own territory.
(7) The signatories will exchange contact lists, warning and notification plans and se- lected emergency plans and will call to the attention of their respective local govern- ments and other jurisdictional authorities in areas adjacent to intersignatory boundaries the desirability of compatibility of civil emergency plans and the exchang...
Principles of Cooperation. In order to achieve the purposes of this Protocol, the Parties have adopted and undertake to comply with the following principles of cooperation:
Principles of Cooperation. The Contracting Parties shall cooperate on the basis of the universally recognized principles of international law.
Principles of Cooperation. The Parties agree to apply the following principles to cooperation activities covered by this Agreement:
1) mutual benefit based on an overall balance of rights and obligations, including contributions and payments;
2) partnership in the GALILEO programme in accordance with the procedures and rules governing GALILEO management;
3) reciprocal opportunities to engage in cooperation activities in European and Moroccan GNSS projects for civil use;
4) timely exchange of information that may affect cooperation activities;
5) appropriate protection of intellectual property rights as referred to in Article 8(2);
6) unrestricted access to satellite navigation services in the Parties' territories;
7) free trade in GNSS equipment in the Parties' territories.
1. The sectors for cooperation in satellite navigation and timing are scientific research, industrial manufacturing, training, application, service and market development, trade, radio-spectrum issues, integrity issues, standardisation and certification and security. The Parties may modify this list by decision in accordance with the mechanism established pursuant to Article 14.
2. This Agreement does not cover cooperation between the Parties in the areas indicated in 2.1 – 2.6 below. If it is agreed by the Parties that mutual benefits will be derived from the extension of cooperation to any of the following areas, this will require the negotiation and conclusion of appropriate agreements between the Parties:
2.1. GALILEO-related sensitive technologies and items under export control and non-proliferation regulatory measures applicable in the European Community or its Member States,
2.2. Cryptography and major information security technologies and items (INFOSEC);
2.3. GALILEO system security architecture (space, ground and user segments);
2.4. Security control features of the GALILEO global segments;
2.5. Public Regulated Services during the phases of definition, development, implementation, testing, evaluation and operation (management and use); and
2.6. Exchange of classified information concerning satellite navigation and GALILEO.
3. This Agreement shall not affect the application of Community legislation establishing the European GNSS Supervisory Authority and its institutional structure. Nor shall this Agreement affect the applicable regulatory measures implementing non-proliferation commitments and export control for dual-use items and national measures regarding security and controls of intangible transfer...
Principles of Cooperation. 1. The principles of cooperation in fisheries shall include:
(a) supporting the development and strengthening of regional integration;
(b) preserving the acquis of the Cotonou Agreement and its successor agreement;
(c) providing special and differential treatment;
(d) taking into account the best available scientific information for resource assessment and management;
(e) ensuring functioning monitoring systems for the environmental, economic and social impacts in the EAC Partner State(s);
(f) ensuring conformity with existing national laws and relevant international instruments, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1982, done at Montego Bay on 10 December 1982 (UNCLOS), regional and sub-regional agreements;
(g) ensuring the preservation of, and the priority of particular needs of, the artisanal/subsistence fishery.
2. Those guiding principles should contribute to sustainable and responsible development of the living inland and marine resources and aquaculture, and to optimising the benefits of this sector for present and future generations, through increased investment, capacity building and improved market access.
3. The Parties shall cooperate to ensure that financial and other support will be provided to improve the competitiveness and production capacity of the processing factories, the diversification of the fishing industry and the development and improvement of port facilities in the EAC Partner State(s).
4. Detailed areas of cooperation are identified under Title IV of Part V. TITLE II MARINE FISHERIES
Principles of Cooperation. In order to attain the goal laid down in Article 2 of this Agreement, the Contracting Parties shall take measures in respect of the whole of that part of the drainage area which is situated within their territories. The Contracting Party whose territory is entirely situated outside of the drainage area of the Meuse shall take measures to ensure that the activities carried out by legal persons subject to its supervisory authority, contribute to the realization of the purpose of this agreement as set forth in Article 2.
Principles of Cooperation. 2.1 The Parties shall cooperate on the basis of equality, openness, mutual respect and mutual benefit.
2.2 The Parties shall strictly abide by and comply with the relevant laws, regulations, policies and other relevant requirements of PRC and Australia in the process of the cooperation contemplated hereunder.
Principles of Cooperation. 4.1 The principles of this Agreement are: COMMITMENT TO ACTION COLLABORATION to maximize efficiency and effectiveness, the Parties are CONSULTATION where one Party's legislation, regulations, policies, programs and TRANSBOUNDARY ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
