Common use of Institutional Cooperation Clause in Contracts

Institutional Cooperation. (a) With due regard to their respective competences, institutional settings and operational frameworks, the Parties shall inform and consult with each other, as appropriate, on issues of mutual interest, including legal, regulatory and development issues, on which cooperation may ▇▇▇▇▇▇ the purposes of the Parties. (b) Where issues of mutual interest are identified and the Parties consider that they may profit from cooperation and resulting synergies, the Parties shall define an appropriate structure for the planning, execution and monitoring of their cooperation, as well as for the dissemination of results. (c) The Parties will exchange their publications concerning issues of common interest and related fields. (d) Appropriate arrangements may be made from time to time for reciprocal representation of CERLALC and WIPO at meetings convened under their respective auspices, which consider matters in which the other Party has an interest. (e) The Parties shall meet, face to face or by remote means, at least annually to take stock of progress and identify possible new areas of cooperation. (f) Each Party shall appoint a Representative who shall coordinate relations with the other Party, including between technical experts of the Parties, and who shall keep the Head of his or her Organization informed. Any change of Representative shall be communicated in writing to the other Party.