Dialogues Sample Clauses
The 'Dialogues' clause establishes the framework for formal communication and discussions between the parties involved in an agreement. Typically, it outlines how and when parties should engage in dialogue, such as through scheduled meetings, written correspondence, or designated representatives, to address issues, share updates, or resolve disputes. By setting clear expectations for ongoing communication, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that both parties remain informed and collaborative throughout the duration of the contract.
Dialogues. The agreement includes bilateral and international cooperation in the key areas of animal welfare, biotechnology, food safety and the fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR).These dialogues and exchanges of information between the EU and Mercosur aim at strengthening mutual confidence and improving common understanding on these important subjects. On Animal welfare matters, the agreement will promote the EU’s global animal welfare agenda. The Parties will be able to discuss specific topics on animal welfare relevant to trade. The agreement will result in increased exchange of information, expertise and experiences and will strengthen cooperation in research. The Parties will cooperate in international fora with the aim of promoting further development of international standards on animal welfare by the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE), and best animal welfare practices and their implementation. This is in line with EU policies of supporting the development and improved implementation of OIE animal welfare standards. This will allow the Parties to establish an appropriate level of protection, while fully preserving the right of each Party to regulate. On issues related to the application of agricultural biotechnology, the Parties have agreed to exchange information on policies, legislation, guidelines, good practices and projects of agricultural biotechnology products, as well as specific topics on biotechnology that may affect trade, including cooperation on GMO testing. As regards antimicrobial resistance, the Parties recognise the importance of tackling this global threat that knows no borders. They commit to work bilaterally and internationally to fight against antimicrobial resistance and in particular to promote the prudent and responsible use of antibiotics in animal production and veterinary practices. For scientific matters related to food safety, animal and plant health, the Parties will ▇▇▇▇▇▇ cooperation between their respective official scientific bodies responsible for food safety (e.g. on maximum residue levels), and animal and plant health. This cooperation will aim to increase the scientific information available to the Parties to support their respective approaches on regulatory standards that may affect mutual trade. It will also address gathering scientific data and improve cooperation in building a common understanding regarding the World Organisation for Animal Health, International Plant Protection Convention and Codex ...
Dialogues. Both sides will establish the Dialogue to share the matters mentioned in ITEM 2
(1) Both sides will hold the Dialogue in Japan and in Thailand in principle annually or twice a year.
(2) Before the Dialogue, both sides will consult on specific topics and other relevant matters for the Dialogue.
(3) Both sides are able to invite relevant participants from other government organizations, private entities, academic specialists and the like of their own country as necessary.
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