Trade Promotion. The Parties agree to establish trade promotion programmes to facilitate the activities of official and private trade missions, the organisation of fairs and exhibitions, the continuous exchange of information, market studies and other activities leading to the optimal utilisation of the preferences of the liberalisation programme, and the opportunities offered by the trade measures agreed on.
Trade Promotion. The Parties agree to:
Trade Promotion. 1. In order to attain the objectives of the Community set out in sub-paragraph 2 (m) Article 4 of this Treaty, Member States agree to undertake the trade promotion activities stated below in the following areas:
Trade Promotion. The Member States shall adopt measures designed to promote trade within the Common Market. In this regard, Member States shall:
Trade Promotion. The employer and the Union agree to promote the Electrical Industry to the benefit of the employer and the I.B.E.W. employees. Such promotion may include use of the I.B.E.W. label when and where practical.
Trade Promotion the Parties shall cooperate in promoting trade and investment activities through government agencies or other bodies. Such cooperation may include, but is not limited to, organizing trade and investment promotion activities, such as trade and investment missions, regular business seminars and fora.
Trade Promotion. To promote agricultural trade development, under procedures established by the Secretary, by making loans or through other activities (including trade fairs to promote agricultural products produced in appropriate developing countries) that the Secretary determines to be appropriate.
Trade Promotion. The Parties shall establish joint programmes for trade promotion covering, inter alia, exhibitions, fairs and exhibitions, as well as meetings and reciprocal visits entrepreneurs and information on supply and demand and market studies.
Trade Promotion. Article 19. the Parties to this Agreement, concluded of trade promotion programmes, inter alia, exhibitions, fairs and exhibitions, as well as meetings and reciprocal visits entrepreneurs, information on supply and demand and market studies. Furthermore, the signatory countries, undertake to facilitate participation in fairs, by streamlining administrative procedures.
