Public Discussion: "Addressing South Sudan’s Crisis"
Tiltakozó aláírásokat gyűjt a Ján Orosch nagyszombati érsek által felszámolt komáromi bencés rend kapcsán több aktivista. Az íveket Rómába szeretnék eljuttatni az érintettek, miután összegyűjtik és feldolgozzák azokat. A kezdeményezésről bővebben itt lehet olvasni.
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Qu'elles soient publiques ou privées, les sociétés de gestion de l'eau sont souvent confrontées aux mêmes défis. Jeune Afrique passe en revue trois exemples emblématiques.
EDA Chief Executive Director Jorge Domecq travelled to Bulgaria today to exchange views with Bulgarian Minister of Defence Nikolay Nenchev on preparations of the European Council on defence in June 2015 and Bulgaria’s involvement in EDA projects. Mr. Domecq also met with Minister of Economy Bojidar Loukarsky for discussions on access to EU funding instruments for dual-use research and technology development, as well as the support of SMEs with economic activities in the interest of security and defence.
The Bulgarian Minister of Defence stated that “Bulgaria values greatly the significant role of the EDA for the development of EU Member States’ defence capabilities, the latter’s importance for EU’s role as a provider of security and stability. We encourage the proactive approach of the Agency in its successful cooperation with the European Commission in pursuit of better opportunities to stimulate Member States’ capabilities development and the strengthening of the European defence industry. We highly appreciate the will of the EDA to facilitate Member States’ access to European Structural and Investment Funds in support of their defence and security-related research activities and dual-use capabilities development. We expect the Agency’s advice and support at all stages in the realisation of Member States’ capability goals for a stronger and more secure Europe.”
“Europe needs a strong and competitive defence industry. Not only for security and economic reasons but also to keep our strategic autonomy. One way to support the industry is by consolidating military requirements, by pooling the demand side. Strategic autonomy is also important to keep prime contractors in the European Union in the long run, as one of their main functions is to supply the armed forces. But the European Defence Agency also advises small and medium sized enterprises how to gain better access to the markets in Europe, i.e. through EU funding and market information. Hence, Bulgaria’s defence sector, taking into account the specifities of its defence industry as is the case for several Central Eastern European countries, could gain access to other supply chains in Europe”, said Jorge Domecq during the visit in Sofia.
During the visit, Mr. Domecq also had the opportunity to meet with the Minister of Economy, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Councillor to the Prime Minister on defence matters, as well as other senior officials within the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Finance and the Council of Ministers. Mr. Domecq exchanged views with representatives of the R&T community.
The visit in Sofia is part of a series of visits by Mr. Domecq to all EDA Member States following his appointment as EDA Chief Executive and ahead of the Ministerial Steering Board on 18 May 2015. So far, Mr. Domecq visited Spain, Lithuania, Latvia, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, the Netherlands, Ireland, France, Romania and Bulgaria.
In this video-interview, Clare Castillejo, senior researcher at FRIDE, analyses the roots of state fragility around the world and explains why this is a particularly urgent challenge for EU foreign policy.
Helyi munkaerőpiacot bővítő és a foglalkoztatást növelő projektet valósított meg 83,23 millió forint európai uniós támogatással a Tradenet Global Nonprofit Kft. által vezetett konzorcium.
A Tradenet Global Nonprofit Kft. és partnerei – a Roma Integrációért Egyesület, a Salakta Épber Kft, a Molplast Építőipari és Kereskedelmi Kft. és Széchenyi István ev. – a Győr-Moson-Sopron Megyei Kormányhivatal Munkaügyi Központjával együttműködve a Társadalmi Megújulás Operatív Program keretében meghirdetett „Tranzitfoglalkoztatás az építőiparban” című pályázati kiíráson nyertek el vissza nem térítendő támogatást.
A program célja a hátrányos helyzetű munkanélküliek munkaerő-piacra való be-, és visszavezetésének elősegítése, a résztvevők munkaerő-piaci kompetenciájának jelentős növelése volt.
A program keretein belül a Győr-Moson-Sopron megyében élő 20 hátrányos helyzetű munkanélküli munkához jutásának elősegítése valósult meg képzésekkel, tanácsadással, a helyi vállalkozások támogatásával.
A programban résztvevő álláskeresők térítésmentes munkaerő-piaci szolgáltatásokon, valamint kőműves és hidegburkoló OKJ képzésen vettek részt. 10 fő sikeresen vizsgát tett a tanfolyam végén, így OKJ szakképzettséget szerzett. A képzésen résztvevők számára a képzéssel egy időben foglalkoztatást biztosított a program.
A „TranzÉp – Hátrányos helyzetű emberek tranzitfoglalkoztatása az építőiparban” című projekt 2013. július 1-én vette kezdetét és 2015. február 14-én fejeződött be.
Développement économique et croissance démographique dopent la demande pour un hébergement accessible et de qualité dans les métropoles africaines. Sur ce segment, les groupes locaux rivalisent avec les géants internationaux. Objectif : capter une nouvelle clientèle mêlant affaires et loisirs.
EDA Chief Executive Jorge Domecq met with Romanian Minister of National Defence Mircea Duşa yesterday to exchange views on the preparation of the upcoming European Council discussion on defence in June 2015 and Romania’s involvement in EDA projects.
“The EDA’s profile has grown constantly and today, the Agency is recognized as playing a key role in supporting Member States in their endeavours to develop critical military capabilities that enable the EU’s strategic autonomy in crisis management. We fully support the Agency’s activity carried out in preparation of the upcoming European Council on security and defence and we commend the EDA for its efforts to connect the defence realm with the other EU institutions and policies that have an impact on this domain. I cannot emphasise enough the importance we attach to EDA’s activities aimed at facilitating a deeper involvement of Small and Medium Enterprises in European armament programs, which should lead to a balanced, modern and competitive European Defence Technological and Industrial Base/EDTIB, to the benefit of all Member States. Small and Medium Enterprises and their integration in the supply chain remain a constant preoccupation for us, for they represent the engine for economic growth and a key driver for innovation” highlighted Mircea Duşa, Romanian Defence Minister.
Romania is taking a firm European approach to defence cooperation and it is involved in several EDA projects. The Agency’s flexibility proves an asset for Romania’s national requirements as the EDA can also support regional cooperation, such as cooperation around the Black Sea region.
“The European Defence Agency advises European defence industry, i.e. in accessing EU funding for dual-use research. Our efforts are multiplied by the active support of the Romanian Ministry of Defence. These efforts have a strong European perspective. The competitiveness of the European defence industry as a whole is of utmost importance for our security, our economies as well as our strategic autonomy. The European Defence Agency is keen on taking the specificities of the Central Eastern European’s defence industry into account and to further enhance measures to facilitate their access to supply chains throughout the EU”, said European Defence Agency Chief Executive Jorge Domecq in Bucharest.
During the visit, Mr. Domecq had the opportunity to meet with senior officials of the Ministry of National Defence, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and representatives of the Romanian defence industry.
The visit in Romania is part of a series of visits by Mr. Domecq to all EDA Member States following his appointment as EDA Chief Executive and ahead of the Ministerial Steering Board on 18 May 2015. So far, Mr. Domecq has visited Spain, Lithuania, Latvia, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, the Netherlands, Ireland and France.