Security Cooperation. The two sides agree that their security cooperation will be based on a spirit of partnership and will include, among other things, the following steps:
Security Cooperation. 1. The Parties shall provide mutual assistance with regard to the security of classified information subject to this Agreement and matters of common security interest. Reciprocal security consultations and assessment visits shall be conducted by the competent security authorities referred to in Article 4(1) to assess the effectiveness of the Implementing Arrangement.
2. Prior to the Parties providing or exchanging classified information under this Agreement, the competent security authorities referred to in Article 4(1) shall confirm that the receiving Party is able to protect and safeguard such information in a manner consistent with the Implementing Arrangement.
Security Cooperation. (1) In order to achieve and maintain comparable standards of security, the National Security Authorities shall, upon request, provide each other with information about their national security standards, procedures and practices for the protection of Classified Information. For this purpose, the National Security Authorities may visit each other.
(2) The Competent Security Authorities shall inform each other of exceptional security risks which may put the released Classified Information at risk.
(3) Upon request, the National Security Authorities shall assist each other in carrying out security clearance procedures.
(4) The National Security Authorities shall promptly inform each other of any changes in mutually recognised Personnel and Facility Security Clearances or appropriate statements referred to in paragraph 3 of Article 5.
(5) The Parties' security services may directly exchange operative and/or intelligence information in accordance with national laws and regulations.
Security Cooperation. 1. In order to maintain comparable standards of security, the National Security Authorities shall, on request, inform each other of their national laws and regulations concerning protection of national classified information and the practices stemming from their implementation. To this aim the National Security Authority may visit each other. The National Security Authorities shall inform each other of any subsequent changes in their national laws and regulations concerning national classified information thereof.
2. On request, the National Security Authorities shall assist each other to carry out a security clearance process. They shall exchange information on possible security concerns that are of importance in the security clearance process.
3. On request, the Parties shall in accordance with their national laws and regulations, recognise the Personnel Security Clearances and Facility Security Clearances issued by the other Party. Article 4 shall apply accordingly.
4. The National Security Authorities shall promptly notify each other about changes in the recognised Personnel Security Clearances and Facility Security Clearances, especially in case of their withdrawal.
Security Cooperation. 1. In order to maintain compatible standards of security, the National Security Authorities shall, on request, inform each other of their national laws and regulations concerning the protection of Classified Information and the practices stemming from their implementation. The National Security Authorities shall inform each other of any subsequent changes in their national laws and regulations concerning Classified Information.
2. On request, the National Security Authorities shall, in accordance with their national laws and regulations, assist each other during the personnel security clearance procedures and facility security clearance procedures.
3. On request, the Parties shall, in accordance with their national laws and regulations, recognise the Personnel Security Clearance Certificates and the Facility Security Clearance Certificates issued by the other Party. Article 4 of this Agreement shall apply accordingly.
4. The National Security Authorities shall promptly notify each other about changes in the recognised Personnel Security Clearance Certificates and Facility Security Clearance Certificates, especially in case of their withdrawal.
5. The cooperation under this Agreement shall be effected in the English language.
Security Cooperation. 1. To achieve and maintain comparable security standards, the national security au- thority or the competent security authorities of each Party shall provide the other on re- quest with information on its national laws, regulations, standards, procedures and prac- tices relating to protection of classified information. For that purpose the Parties agree to facilitate contacts between their respective national security authorities or competent se- curity authorities, which may organize visits to one another.
2. The national security authorities or the competent security authorities of each of the Parties shall keep one another informed of security risks of a nature to compromise classified information transmitted.
3. In matters relating to the security clearance of a national of one Party who is re- siding or has resided for over three months in the territory of the other Party, the national security authorities or the competent security authorities of each Party shall assist one an- other in conformity with their respective national laws and regulations.
4. In conformity with their national laws and regulations, the national security au- thorities or the competent security authorities shall keep one another informed of changes in the security clearances of their nationals under this Agreement, particularly in the event of a withdrawal or a declassification of access to clearance.
Security Cooperation. The Leaders noted that the nature and rapid spread of international terrorism in the recent years poses one of the most serious global threats today. The Leaders resolved to deepen ongoing cooperation in countering various security threats. They also agreed to step up efforts against cross-border threats such as terrorism, organized crime and illegal drug- trafficking. The Leaders welcomed the signing of the Defence Cooperation Agreement during the visit, which would provide a framework for intensifying bilateral defence and security cooperation through exchanges of high and mid-level visits, training and dialogue between the Ministries of Defence of the two countries and other relevant organizations. It would also enable capacity building and technical cooperation, thus imparting a new momentum to the bilateral partnership in the defence sector. The Leaders acknowledged that despite a steady increase in bilateral trade over the last few years, the trade volumes between the two countries could potentially be increased manifold to the mutual benefit of both countries. Towards this end, the two Leaders agreed to actively work towards rapid enhancement in the levels of bilateral trade, investment and economic cooperation. The Leaders resolved to increase cooperation in various sectors and identified energy, petrochemicals, transport, communications, information and technology, textile industry, chemical and pharmaceutical industry, construction and agro-processing as potential areas for cooperation between the two countries. The Leaders further agreed to create favourable conditions and promote participation of private companies of both countries, including through joint ventures in various infrastructural and investment projects in the two countries. The Leaders reaffirmed their readiness to hold, both in Turkmenistan and India, national exhibitions, business forums and other events involving the business communities of the two countries for facilitating business interactions and linkages between the two countries. The Leaders noted that cooperation in energy sector, especially the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan- Pakistan-India (TAPI) pipeline project, forms a key pillar of economic engagement between the two countries. They recognised that implementation of the TAPI project would have a transformational impact on trade between the two countries and decided to take measures for early implementation of this important regional project. They welcomed establishment of...
Security Cooperation. The two sides agree that their security cooperation will be based on a spirit of :partnership and will include, among other things, the following steps Bilateral Cooperation .1 There will be full bilateral security cooperation between the two sides which will be .continuous, intensive and comprehensive Forensic Cooperation .2 .There will be an exchange of forensic expertise, training, and other assistance Trilateral Committee .3 In addition to the bilateral Israeli-Palestinian security cooperation, a high-ranking U.S.-Palestinian-Israeli committee will meet as required and not less than biweekly to assess current threats, deal with any impediments to effective security cooperation and coordination and address the steps being taken to combat terror and terrorist organizations. The committee will also serve as a forum to address the issue of external support for terror. In these meetings, the Palestinian side will fully inform the members of the committee of the results of its investigations concerning terrorist suspects already in custody and the participants will exchange additional relevant information The committee will report regularly to the leaders of the two sides on the .status of cooperation, the results of the meetings and its recommendations
