Common use of Information Infrastructure Clause in Contracts

Information Infrastructure. The Parties shall endeavour to expand and strengthen cooperation, with a view to setting up a global information infrastructure. This shall involve: — exchange of information on policies and programmes aimed at setting up the information infrastructure and the corresponding services, — close cooperation between institutions managing current information networks (academic and/or government agencies), — exchange of information on technologies, market needs and other information, organisation of seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides, — training and advisory operations, — joint execution of projects, — promotion and agreement of standards, certification and testing, — promotion of an appropriate regulatory framework, — action to promote the growth of information services and infrastructure.

Information Infrastructure. The Parties shall endeavour to expand and strengthen cooperation, with a view to setting up a global information infrastructure. This shall involve: — - exchange of information on policies and programmes aimed at setting up the information infrastructure and the corresponding services, — - close cooperation between institutions managing current information networks (academic and/or government agencies), — - exchange of information on technologies, market needs and other information, organisation of seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides, — - training and advisory operations, — - joint execution of projects, — - promotion and agreement of standards, certification and testing, — - promotion of an appropriate regulatory framework, — - action to promote the growth of information services and infrastructure.. Article 86 Banking, insurance and other financial services

Information Infrastructure. The Parties shall endeavour to expand and strengthen cooperation, with a view to setting up a global information infrastructure. This shall involve: — - exchange of information on policies and programmes aimed at setting up the information infrastructure and the corresponding services, — - close cooperation between institutions managing current information networks (academic and/or government agencies), — - exchange of information on technologies, market needs and other information, organisation organization of seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides, — - training and advisory operations, — - joint execution of projects, — - promotion and agreement of standards, certification and testing, — - promotion of an appropriate regulatory framework, — - action to promote the growth of information services and infrastructure.